It's simply a life and death matter that we will continue shinning the spotlight on this issue from a broader public health perspective.
To improve the health of African American men, we believe in addressing the lack of trust in the health-care system face-to-face.
The distrust in the healthcare system keeps Black men from seeking care requires a significant shift in the culture of wellness.
The RLWA Men's Health & Education Center opened the nation’s first Men’s Health & Education Center to eliminate health disparities and bring preventative healthcare to men of color from a location that they trust and respect, Madison’s largest black barbershop
To ensure that Black men and boys living in under-represented communities, who bear the heaviest burden of disease and poor health status, have the opportunity to live fuller, healthier lives.
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Improving health for men of color
Men of color often face grim health statistics. A local man is working to make sure they have access to health care information to improve those statistics and improve their lives.
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TIME Magazine’s 50 Most Influential People in Health Care for 2018
Jefferson Award Winner, February 2018
Wisconsin Innovation 2018 Awards Winner
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The Megyn Kelly TODAY series Healthy Living welcomed Aaron Perry, a Wisconsin man who took control of his diabetes and came up with a way to help other African-American men.
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