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LifeBeat: The PodcastThe Power of Purpose in MedicineHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: J. Adrian Tyndall, MD, MPHWhat does it take to lead medicine with purpose? Dr. J. Adrian Tyndall shares his journey to Morehouse School of Medicine, the power of culture, faith, and community partnerships—and why health equity must be rooted in trust, purpose, and people.#HealthEquity #PurposeDrivenLeadership #MorehouseMedicine #CommunityHealth #BlackDoctorsMatter
2025-12-1834 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastJobs, Dignity, and a Mission That Actually WorksHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Keith T. Parker, MBAHow did Goodwill of North Georgia become one of the most powerful job engines in the Southeast? In this episode, Keith Parker—President and CEO of Goodwill of North Georgia—pulls back the curtain on the strategy, partnerships, and people-centered mission that transformed a thrift store model into a workforce powerhouse.Under Parker’s leadership, Goodwill now operates 60+ stores, 50+ donation centers, and multiple career centers across 45 counties—helping tens of thousands secure jobs each year. A nationally recognized executive and former leader o...
2025-12-0927 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastAging & Meds: What You MissHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Elvin T. Price, PharmD, PhDAs we age, medications become a bigger part of daily life—but most people miss the key information that keeps them safe. In this episode, Dr. Elvin Price breaks down what every patient should know: why pills look different, how to handle side effects, what to ask your pharmacist, and how genetics and communication shape real health outcomes.Clear, practical, and eye-opening—this conversation will help you take control of your medications and your wellness.
2025-11-1845 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastThe Power of Community VoicesHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Shonta A. ChambersIn this inspiring LifeBeat conversation, host Kermit G. Payne talks with Shonta Chambers, a nationally recognized advocate, strategist, and community builder. From her roots on Atlanta’s Westside to her work in health advocacy and coalition building, Shonta reminds us that progress begins when communities listen, connect, and act together.Through stories of resilience—from Chicago’s “Toxic Tour” to the power of grandmothers who held neighborhoods together—this episode explores what it truly means to be a stakeholder. Chambers sha...
2025-11-0437 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastBe True to Your TeethHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Cherae M. Farmer, DDSIn this powerful episode of Life Beat, host Kermit G. Payne sits down with Dr. Cherae Farmer, Dean of the School of Dentistry at Meharry Medical College, veteran of the U.S. Army Reserve, and trailblazer as the first African American Chair-Elect of the American Dental Education Association.Dr. Farmer breaks down the connection between oral health and overall wellness—showing how what happens in your mouth affects your heart, brain, and body. She shares why dental deserts, cultural barriers, and lack of ac...
2025-10-2235 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastThe DNA of Disparity: Bridging Gaps in Cancer ResearchHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Melissa B. Davis, PhDIs your DNA the secret to unlocking better cancer treatment? 🔬 In this powerful episode of LifeBeat: The Podcast, Dr. Melissa Davis breaks down how ancestry, environment, and biology intersect to shape our health outcomes — especially in communities of color. From decoding genetic markers to challenging long-standing myths about cancer risk, Dr. Davis reveals how science and social justice are working hand-in-hand to close the health gap. Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation that could change the way you think about your genes, your health...
2025-10-0747 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastRethinking Alzheimer's: Myths and RealitiesHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: George Perry, PhDIn this conversation, Dr. George Perry discusses the complexities of Alzheimer's disease, challenging conventional beliefs about its causes and emphasizing the importance of understanding its relationship with dementia. He highlights the significance of genetic factors, lifestyle choices, and social connections in managing cognitive health. The discussion also covers current treatment options, the role of clinical trials, and the impact of social isolation on cognitive decline, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Perry advocates for a holistic approach to Alzheimer's treatment, focusing on...
2025-09-2337 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastA Scientist's Fight to Save Black MenHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Leanne Woods-Burnham, PhDIn this episode of the LifeBeat Podcast, host Kermit G. Payne sits down with Dr. Leanne Woods-Burnham, a leading researcher in prostate cancer health disparities. Together, they unpack why African American men face the highest rates of prostate cancer incidence and mortality. Dr. Woods-Burnham shares the groundbreaking research behind these disparities, the lack of representation in clinical trials, and how her work is uncovering the genetic, social, and systemic factors at play.From the lab to the community, this conversation highlights the urgent need...
2025-09-0926 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastHarnessing AI for Better Health and Smarter LivingHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Talitha M. Washington, PhDIn this episode of the Life Beat Podcast, host Kermit Payne engages with Dr. Talitha Washington, the executive director of the Howard University Center for Applied Data Science and Analytics. They discuss the transformative potential of artificial intelligence and data science in improving health outcomes and quality of life. Dr. Washington emphasizes the importance of integrating AI into education to foster critical thinking and curiosity, while also addressing the ethical implications of data privacy and security. The conversation highlights the need for public-private partnerships to ensure equitable...
2025-08-2635 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastTiny Tummies, Big Impact: Fighting Childhood Obesity from the Inside OutHost: Kermit G. PayneGuest: Monica K. Esquivel, PhD, RDNIn this episode of LifeBeat, host Kermit Payne speaks with Dr. Monica Esquivel about the critical issues surrounding food security, health disparities, and childhood obesity. They explore the psychosocial impacts of food insecurity on children, the cultural influences on diet, and practical strategies for creating healthier eating environments. Dr. Esquivel emphasizes the importance of family meals, the role of parents as role models, and the need to address stigma associated with childhood obesity. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of nutrition, mental health, and community engagement...
2025-08-1228 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastTrials, Trust & Truth: Bridging Gaps in Mental Health CareHost: Kermit G. Payne Guest: Saundra Maass-Robinson, MDIn this episode of the Life Beat podcast, host Mr. Kermit Payne engages with Dr. Sandra Maass-Robinson, a psychiatrist with extensive experience in clinical trials and disaster relief. They discuss the disparities in clinical trial participation, particularly among minority populations, and the importance of building trust in the healthcare system. Dr. Maass-Robinson emphasizes the need for patients to advocate for themselves and be informed about their treatment options, including clinical trials. The conversation also touches on the cultural barriers surrounding mental health discussions, the impact of trauma, and...
2025-07-2932 min
Dundonald Baptist Church - SermonsJoshua - Choose this day whom you will serveJoshua 24The Covenant Renewal at Shechem1Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel to Shechem and summoned the elders, the heads, the judges, and the officers of Israel. And they presented themselves before God. 2And Joshua said to all the people, “Thus says the Lord, the God of Israel, ‘Long ago, your fathers lived beyond the Euphrates, Terah, the father of Abraham and of Nahor; and they served other gods. 3Then I took your father Abraham from beyond the River and led him through all the land of Canaan, and made his offspring many. I gave...
2025-06-2936 min
Main Powerpress FeedEvening Prayer: June 14th, 2025Your browser does not support the audio element.
Led by Fr. Michael Thorne Jarrett
Today's Readings:
Psalm 1Joshua 2Matthew 2
Confession
The confession is said privately. The audio file begins after confession.
Most merciful God,
we confess that we have sinned against you
in thought, word, and deed,
by what we have done,
and by what we have left undone.
We have not loved you with our whole heart;
we have not loved our neighbors as ourselves.
We are truly sorry and we humbly repent.
For the sake of your Son Jesus Christ,
have mercy on us and forgive us;
that w...
2025-06-1300 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Genetics and Health DisparitiesJoin Dr. Rick Kittles for an insightful conversation about the crucial connection between race, genetics, and health disparities. He challenges the myth of biological race, framing it as a social construct with deep historical roots. Dr. Kittles emphasizes the need to integrate genetic research with community engagement to effectively address health disparities, particularly in the African American community. Drawing from his extensive journey in biomedical research, he shares valuable insights and advice for future generations of researchers and community leaders. Don't miss this important exploration of how ancestry impacts health!
#1JGCollabs #LifeBeat #podcast #Beyond20 #race #genetics #healthdisparities...
2024-09-2436 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk about Health Literacy & Improving Health OutcomesIn this podcast episode, we talk to Dr. Carli Culjat about the role of cross-cultural communication and health literacy in enhancing health outcomes and promoting health equity. She underscores the importance for healthcare providers to honor and understand their patients' diverse cultural backgrounds while ensuring communication is clear and accessible. Dr. Culjat also sheds light on the vital role nurses play in advancing health equity and pushing for meaningful changes in healthcare policies and practices. She urges individuals to be proactive in their healthcare by asking questions, seeking support, and actively engaging in their health journey.
2024-09-1032 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk: Heart Health and People of ColorIn this enlightening video, Dr. Daniel Sarpong explores the groundbreaking Jackson Heart Study and its impact on addressing health disparities and advancing social justice. Dr. Sarpong delves into how the study, focused on cardiovascular disease among African Americans in Mississippi, has provided critical insights into health equity. He underscores the importance of tackling social drivers of health and engaging with communities to create meaningful change.
Dr. Sarpong shares his academic journey from Jackson State University to Yale University, highlighting the pivotal roles of biostatistics and epidemiology in public health. He also sheds light on...
2024-08-2734 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk. Where are the Black Leaders in Education?In this compelling interview, Chancellor Bennie Harris shares his transformative journey from humble beginnings to becoming a leading figure in higher education. Join us as Chancellor Harris discusses his vision for impacting young lives, the role of education in breaking barriers, and his path to leading the University of South Carolina Upstate.
#1JGCollabs #LifeBeat #Beyond20 #podcast #Leadership #Education #Mentorship #Diversity #Inspiration #UniversityLeadership #ChancellorBennieHarris #HigherEducation
2024-08-1339 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk: Are Health Apps Helping Us?Join us for an enlightening conversation with Dr. Kevin B. Sneed, Dean of the College of Pharmacy at the University of South Florida, as he delves into the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare. From discussing the current state of AI in the medical field to exploring future innovations like remote patient monitoring and digital health, Dr. Sneed shares his expert insights on how AI enhances patient care and early disease detection.
Discover how AI addresses healthcare challenges, the importance of consumer education, and the exciting advancements on the horizon. Whether you're a healthcare professional...
2024-07-3026 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk About Communities That HealAccompany Kermit G. Payne as he engages in a powerful conversation with Dr. Asa Radix, an infectious disease and HIV specialist at the Callen-Lorde Community Center in New York City. Their dialogue highlights the center's remarkable history and its unwavering mission to deliver compassionate, high-quality care to the LGBTQ+ community. They shine a light on the wide array of services available, including primary care, transgender health, GYN services, dental health, anal health, HIV treatment, sexual health, and more. Dr. Radix passionately underscores the significance of safe spaces and the transformative role of community advisory boards in driving positive health...
2024-06-2835 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk: Black Dads MatterJoin us as Dr. Latrice Rollins, Director, National African American Child and Family Research Center discusses the role of African American Men in the Black Family. #1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #podcast #blackmen #family #blackfamilies #blackfathers #blackexcellence #blackfamily #blackmen #blacklivesmatter #blackdads #blackfathersmatter #fatherhood #blackman #blackfatherhood #blackcommunity #blackculture #dadlife #dad #blackfamilies #black #blackunity
2024-06-1331 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk About Reaching People Where They AreListen in on the conversation between Dr. Clyde W. Yancy and Mr. Kermit G. Payne as they delve into the concept of servant leadership. Dr. Yancy shares personal experiences and insights on the importance of servant leadership, the impact of communication on health outcomes, and the need for upstream interventions in healthcare. This talk emphasizes the value of gratitude, hard work, and love in achieving success and making a difference.#1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #podcast #servantleadership #healthcare #communication #gratitude #upstream #interventions #healthoutcomes #diversity #inclusion #heart #heartfailure #education #equity
2024-06-0432 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk. Social Justice and Achieving Health EquityIn this conversation, Dr. Valerie Montgomery Rice, the President and CEO of Morehouse School of Medicine, discusses the importance of social justice in achieving health equity. She emphasizes the need to address barriers that align with redlining and social policies to achieve health justice. Dr. Montgomery Rice also advocates for the use of affirmative action as a tool to increase opportunities for underrepresented communities in medical school. She shares her personal journey to becoming the president of Morehouse School of Medicine and highlights the importance of stakeholder engagement in achieving social justice. Dr. Montgomery Rice believes that social justice...
2024-03-1429 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk. Where are the Black Nurse Leaders?Join Kermit G. Payne and Dr. C. Alicia Georges as they discuss Black Nurses in Leadership and the implications of the empowerment of black nurses in education and healthcare leadership.
#1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #podcasts #blacknurse #nurse #blacknursesrock #nurselife #nursesofinstagram #blacknurseskillinit #blacknurses #nursing #rn #blacknursesmatter #nursingschool #blackhealth #blackgirlmagic #blackhealthmatters #nursingstudent #lpn #nurses #liposuction #ernurse #drkenberry #healthandnutrition #whatadoctorlookslike #cbdwellness #blacknurseskillingit #healthbenefits #zdoggmd #carnivoremd #wholebodyhealth #therealboycewatkins #knowledgeispower#blacknurseleaders
2024-02-2722 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Heart Health: What's New?Join our host, Mr. Kermit Payne, as he speaks with Dr. Modele Ogunniyi, a professor of medicine in the division of cardiology at Emory University School of Medicine. During this dynamic talk, Dr. Ogunniyi discusses her journey to becoming a professor and her passion for improving cardiovascular disease outcomes for people of color. She highlights the role of social determinants of health, such as racism and bias, in contributing to high blood pressure and cardiovascular disparities. Dr. Ogunniyi emphasizes the importance of a collaborative and patient-centered approach to bridge the gap between science, research, and policy. Don’t mi...
2024-01-3034 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Diversity in Clinical TrialsJoin Kermit G. Payne and Kendal K. Whitlock as they discuss the importance of diversity in clinical trials and the efforts being made to improve minority participation. They also explore the role of trust in clinical trials and provide resources for individuals interested in participating. Clinical trials should be considered as part of the continuum of care, and patients should have open conversations with their healthcare providers about participating in trials.
#1jgcollabs #beyond20 #podcast #ResearchDiversity #clinicalresearch #clinicaltrials #medicine #research #healthcare #medicalresearch #clinicaltrial #science #clinical #health #clinicalstudies #pharma #medical #pharmacy #biotech #covid #biopharma #pharmaceuticals #clinicalstudy...
2024-01-1621 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Happy Living SpacesJoin us as Stephanie V. Harvey, designer and motivational speaker discusses interior design and how it can contribute to healthy lifestyles.
#1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #interiordesign #design #interior #homedecor #architecture #home #decor #interiors #homedesign #art #interiordesigner #furniture #decoration #interiordecor #interiorstyling #luxury #designer #handmade #homesweethome #inspiration #livingroom #furnituredesign #realestate #instagood #style #kitchendesign #architect #designinspiration #interiordecorating #vintage#homewellness #homedecor #wellness #selfcare #home #healthyliving #homefitness #interiordesign #spagym #homefitnessequipment #hotelgym #chronoproline #homespa #breatheeasy #healthyhome #essentialoils #design #casa #interior #homesweethome #homefragrances #podcast
2023-12-2629 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Vaccines & VirusesJoin Dr. Donald Alcendor, Director of Research for the State of TN NIH CEAL Program and TN HealthWorks Consortium with Morehouse School of Medicine as we discuss new developments in COVID 19 - Vaccines and Viruses. #1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #podcast #covid #coronavirus #corona #love #stayhome #quarantine #lockdown #staysafe #like #health #pandemic #virus #socialdistancing
2023-12-1222 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Community EngagementJoin Steven Wakefield - Director HVTN External Relations & Pam Cooper - Recruitment Core and Clinical Research Mobile Unit Manager - Morehouse School of Medicine as we discuss working closely with and soliciting feedback from the public in order to build services that truly meet people’s needs.#1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #podcast #community #communityengagement #engagement #communitiesmatter #realpeople #showthatyoucare #care #reachout #outreach #hiv #aids #research #domore
2023-11-2837 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk About Alzheimer'sJoin Dr. George Perry, Professor, Department of NDRB - University of Texas at San Antonio as we discuss Alzheimer’s symptoms, genetics, and new treatments.
#1jgcollabs #beyond20 #alzheimers #dementia #alzheimersawareness #caregiver #seniorcare #dementiacare #caregiving #dementiaawareness #alzheimersdisease #elderlycare #eldercare #seniorliving #homecare #alzheimersassociation #endalz #assistedliving #alzheimer #healthcare #caregivers #health #caregiversupport #elderly #care #memorycare #aging #love #alzheimerscare #family #seniors #alzheimerscaregiver
2023-11-1436 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk About How Pharmacists Can HelpJoin us as Dr. Kathleen Kennedy, Dean of Xavier University School of Pharmacy discuss' how black Pharmacists are closing the cultural gap in healthcare. #1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #LifeBeat #Podcast#pharmacy #pharmacist #medicine #medical #health #healthcare #pharmacology #doctor #pharma #covid #pharmacystudent #farmacia #pharmacylife #pharmacists #gpat #pharmacytechnician #doctors #pharmacyschool #hospital #pharmaceuticals #pharmd #blackpharmacist
2023-10-3138 min
LifeBeat: The PodcastLet's Talk Small BusinessesJoin us as Dominique Milton of the Carolinas and Virginia Minority Supplier Development Council – a branch of the largest certifying agency of ethnic minority businesses in the U.S. – shares how the National Minority Supplier Development Council works to provide certification, development, connection, and advocacy for minority-owned businesses to help close the wealth gap. #1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #MinorityBusinesses #CloseTheWealthGap #SmallBusinesses
2023-10-1716 min
LifeBeat: The Podcast1Joshua Group: Celebrating 20 Years of ExcellenceJoin our president, Kermit G. Payne, as we express our sincerest gratitude for having each of you on this journey with us over the past 20 years!!
#1JGCollabs #Beyond20 #LifeBeat
2023-10-1602 min
Sam Reads Near Death ExperiencesJoshua's NDEThis episode reads and explores Joshua's NDE, which can be found here: https://www.nderf.org/Experiences/1joshua_g_nde.html
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2022-12-2011 min
HealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDThe Project ImpactIn this, the final episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Mr. Kermit Payne, speaks with Dr. Arletha Lizana (Morehouse School of Medicine) and Dr. Eboni Haynes (ASHLIN Management Group, Inc.) about consortiums lasting impact on our communities, families, and businesses. Tune in to this culminating and informative podcast, as we explore the effects of the strategic engagement utilized to promote vaccine and booster uptake.
To learn more about the COVID-19, the HealthWorks consortium, and available vaccines and boosters, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
©2022 1Joshua Group, LLC
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2022-12-1630 minHealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDCOVID-19 & Young AdultsIn this episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Mr. Kermit Payne, speaks with Dr. Eboni Haynes (ASHLIN Management Group, Inc.), Dr. Donald Alcendor (Meharry Medical College), and Patrice Guzman & Famika Edmond (Black Girl Health Foundation, Inc.) about strengthening vaccine confidence among young adults. Tune in to this informative podcast, as we explore debunking myths and strategic engagement to promote vaccine and booster uptake.
To learn more about the COVID-19, Student Health Ambassadors, and available vaccines and boosters, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
©2022 1Joshua Group, LLC
#HealthWorks_GA #HealthWorks_TN #ShotsInArms #COVID19 #1JGCollabs #students #h...
2022-10-1118 minHealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDUpdates: Monkeypox Outbreak & COVID-19 (as of 8/24/22)In this episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Mr. Kermit Payne, speaks with content experts Drs. Donald J. Alcendor (Meharry Medical College) and Christopher E. Ervin (Morehouse School of Medicine) about social, mental, and global effects of Monkeypox on our nation.
To learn more about the COVID-19, Monkeypox, and available vaccines and boosters, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
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2022-09-0729 minHealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDPandemic to Epidemic: HBCU Medical Schools & Health OutcomesIn this episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Kermit Payne, speaks with Dr. James E.K. Hildreth, Sr., the President and CEO of Meharry Medical College. The discussants explore how the HealthWorks consortium's efforts will aid in the fight against COVID-19, not only in our communities but within our historically black college and university (HBCU) medical schools.
To learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine confidence and HBCU Medical Schools and health outcomes, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
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2022-07-2815 minHealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDSmall Business ImpactIn this episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Kermit Payne, speaks with Dr. Eboni Haynes (ASHLIN Management Group, Inc) and Jason Luntz (The JLuntz Report / UrVoyce) about COVID-19 and its effects on minority-owned small businesses and their surrounding communities.
To learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine confidence and its effects on minority-owned small businesses, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
©2022 1Joshua Group, LLC
2022-07-1423 min
HealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDCommunity Outreach WorkersIn this episode of HealthWorks: The Podcast, our host, Kermit Payne, speaks with representatives from Morehouse School of Medicine (Gail McCray & Patricia Parsons), Meharry Medical College (Dr. Chandra Wade), ASHLIN Management Group (Rami Chami), and Black Girl Health Foundation (Patrice Guzman) about the importance of community outreach workers in the fight against COVID-19.
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To learn more about becoming a community outreach worker or community health ambassador, visit www.HealthWorks.health.
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2022-06-2930 min
HealthWorks: Engaging Businesses, Families and Communities in the Fight Against COVIDHealthWorks | The Project LaunchWelcome to the HealthWorks Podcast. This series will provide insight on HealthWorks - Building COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence: Engaging Businesses, Families, and Communities in the Fight against COVID.
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We have created a multi-state COVID-19 Consortium in Georgia and Tennessee, led by Morehouse School of Medicine, Meharry Medical College, and ASHLIN Management Group, in collaboration with academic partners, state and local health departments, community- and faith-based organizations, and local businesses and business associations. The Consortium (Morehouse School of Medicine, Meharry Medical College, ASHLIN Management Group, Black Girl Health Foundation, 1Joshua Group, and Mojo Marketing) will work closely with...
2022-05-2734 min