September 2010

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Grant To Study Face-To-Face Vs. Virtual Health Education For African-American Women With Type-2 Diabetes

Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs John Wiecha, MD, MPH, in the Department of Family Medicine, has received a National Institutes of Health (NIH) American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) Challenge grant from the National Library of Medicine. The grant, valued at more than $950,000 will fund a study to [...]

Why Do Koreans Own The Black Beauty Supply Business?

Atlanta Post
- It’s odd but no so odd at the same time. By now, many people expect to walk into a beauty supply store and see a Korean store owner manning the register. Whether you’re in the suburbs of Houston or on MLK Blvd in Anytown, USA, you know what to expect. And yet, walking [...]

Black Leaders Voicing Concerns About Proposed Regulations That Would Restrict Federal Student Aid to Career Colleges

African-American civil rights, business and political leaders are opposing U.S. Department of Education regulations that would limit access to career colleges for many minorities by cutting off federal loans and grants at some of the for-profit learning institutions.
Among those voicing concerns about the regulations are Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Founder/CEO of Rainbow PUSH Coalition; Willie [...]

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