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Teens With Type 2 Diabetes Can Have Dangerous Complications in Their 20s

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By Cara Jones Home / Lifestyle / Living with Diabetes / Teens With Type 2 Diabetes Can Have Dangerous Complications in Their 20s Children diagnosed with type 2 diabetes face a high likelihood of developing complications before age 30, a new study suggests. Black […]

Black scientist fights to fund her potential cancer laser treatment: Bias in health funding

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By Catherine Thorbecke and Samara Lynn How systemic bias may be holding back vital medical research and care. For the last five years, Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green, a physicist and cancer researcher, has fought to fund […]

ALABAMA AWAITS NEXT ROUND OF CENSUS DATA TO DRAW NEW POLITICAL DISTRICTS

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By Mike Cason Alabama has already learned from the 2020 Census that its population grew enough — to a tad over five million — to keep its seven seats in Congress. On Aug. 16, the […]

‘We are exhausted:’ Alabama hospital’s number of COVID patients triples in a month

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By Leada Gore Earlier this month, Huntsville Hospital Health System was treating 35 COVID-19 patients. Just a few weeks later, that number more than tripled to 129 and, now, has reached 143 with 46 in […]

NORTH HUNTSVILLE COMMUNITY UNITED FOR ACTION SPONSORS 2021 BACK TO SCHOOL PARADE

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Story and photos submitted by Greg Miley, Speakin’ Out News staff writer The North Huntsville Community United for Action sponsored the 2021 Back to School Parade on Saturday, July 31, 2021, started at 8:00 a.m. […]

Caleb Crutcher, Hazel Green, Alabama – Jackson State University Signing

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Story and photos submitted by Greg Miley, Speakin’ Out News staff writer Caleb Crutcher, a Hazel Green High School in Hazel Green, Alabama, has signed a national letter of intent to run track at Jackson […]

Why Conservatives Loathe any Talk of Critical Race Theory

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Earl Ofari Hutchinson There’s nothing new about the term critical race theory. The term goes back almost four decades. Then, a handful of Black scholars and writers came up with the term to name what […]

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – An Alabama A&M student was a recent recipient of a $25,000 Más Scholarship from the Taco Bell Foundation

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by: Jess Grotjahn Trinity Poplar is an entrepreneurship major in her junior year at Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University. Poplar’s mixed-media video submission was chosen and awarded part of $7 million in Live Más Scholarships.

ALABAMA SHERIFF CHARGED FOR ‘STEALING $29,000 OF INMATE MONEY

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SOURCE: Dailymail.com A high-profile sheriff called his assistant from a Las Vegas casino and ordered her to wire him cash stored in a jailhouse safe, according to testimony in an Alabama court. The bombshell claim […]

2021 TEAM BY TEAM BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES

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