3 Black Docs Dr. Karen Winkfield, Dr. Zanetta Lamar, Dr. Tiffany Avery

And then there were two...
Dr. Zanetta takes a break while Dr. Karen & Dr. Tiffany discuss time management, self-care and Sickle Cell Anemia

Last week, there was another school shooting in the United States, this time in Nashville, Tennessee. The Docs talk about the experience of being a parent, physician, church goer and community member in this time of mass shootings and gun violence.

Climate change is a public health crisis, and many medical professional associations are sounding the alarm. Join us this April for Earth Month! The Docs will be highlighting issues that impact the Earth and your health.

Did you know that the American Cancer Society publishes cancer stats every year?

There’s good news, bad news and everything in between.

The Docs read the report, and are breaking it down for you this week. Tune in to find out what you should be paying attention to and how to keep your loved one’s healthy, too.

The Docs are all new with an episode for Black History Month and American Heart Month. Dr. Karen shares why the Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC), founded in 1974, has had such a profound effect on medicine and the health of the Black community. In this episode, The Docs each chose a Black cardiologist or heart scientist who inspires them

It’s Valentine’s Day and The Doc’s are talking about heart health. What is heart health and how do you know you have a healthy heart? Did you know that you can have risk factors for cardiovascular disease before you’re born? Can you help future generations of your family have healthier hearts?