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Review: Zik of Africa - - Vimarsana News

Review: Zik of Africa -

I was privileged to be invited as a special guest at the stage play “Zik of Africa” mounted on Easter Monday at the MUSON stage and produced by Joseph Edgar, the indefatigable and indomitable Duke of Shomolu, proprietor of the Duke of Shomolu Foundation, an organization irrevocably committed to entertaining and educating Nigerians through stage…

20 years, $179B spent on health equity: Why isn't the needle moving? - Vimarsana News

20 years, $179B spent on health equity: Why isn't the needle moving?

If the government, corporations and philanthropic organizations have spent so much on health equity, why is so much disparity still present? Ernst & Young and its chief medical officer, Dr. Yele Aluko, explain.

EY Value Realized | Global impact in 2021 - Vimarsana News

EY Value Realized | Global impact in 2021

EY's annual report, measuring progress on our ambition and worldwide impact in 2021.

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International WELL Building Institute: Celebrating 7 Extraordinary Black Leaders Helping Shape the Healthy, Sustainable Buildings Movement - Vimarsana News

International WELL Building Institute: Celebrating 7 Extraordinary Black Leaders Helping Shape the Healthy, Sustainable Buildings Movement

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / February 8, 2023 / Black Americans have played a vital role in helping to advance America's economic, political and cultural landscape. In 1976, President Gerald Ford declared

Divine Nine Fraternity Combats Health Disparities, Increased Heart Health Savvy By 99% - Vimarsana News

Divine Nine Fraternity Combats Health Disparities, Increased Heart Health Savvy By 99%

As part of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.’s 83rd Grand Conclave, plenary participants reported 99% greater familiarity with cardiovascular disease risk factors and treatment options after education sessions led by Black Health Matters and the Boston Scientific Close the Gap program. To address health inequities in the African American community, Black Health Matters