Reclaiming Health: Addressing Systemic Disparities and Embracing Ancestral Wisdom
The Foundation of Disparities
APRIL is National Minority Health Month!
At P.S. Wilson Healthcare, we are deeply committed to creating real change in the communities that need it most. This month, we're spotlighting how health disparities affect minority populations — and what we can do to help close the gap. We’re here to shift that narrative by providing personalized care, preventive wellness strategies, and community-based solutions.
đź’ˇ Tip of the Month: "Know Your Numbers"
Routine screenings and checkups can save lives — especially in communities disproportionately affected by chronic illnesses.
✔️ Blood Pressure – Keep it under control to reduce stroke and heart disease risks
✔️ Blood Sugar – Early detection of diabetes is key to management
✔️ Cholesterol – High levels can lead to heart complications
✔️ BMI & Waist Circumference – Know your healthy range
Action Step: Book an annual wellness visit or community screening event this month — and encourage your loved ones to do the same.
📢 Awareness & Advice
Home Health:
Many seniors of color live with unmanaged or undiagnosed conditions. Our culturally competent caregivers provide support that goes beyond medication — including lifestyle coaching, nutritional guidance, and preventive care rooted in trust.
Corporate Wellness:
Health disparities don’t stop at the office door. Companies must address stress, burnout, and access to care through inclusive wellness programs. We offer customized solutions that meet diverse workforce needs and improve productivity through equity-driven engagement.
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The Hidden Dangers in Your Diet
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The Link Between Ultra-Processed Food and Declining Mental Health
In today's fast-paced world, convenience often dictates our food choices, leading many to opt for ultra-processed foods. While these items offer ease and accessibility, emerging research indicates a concerning link between the consumption of ultra-processed foods and declining mental health.
The American Health Crisis: A Call for Awareness and Action
Welcome to the "Put Your Health First" broadcast, where healthcare meets innovation and impact, fusing corporate insight with a bold, uncompromising edge. This outlet was born from a deep-seated passion for world health and global wellness, and it exists to arm readers with the knowledge they need to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. We’re here to break down complex healthcare issues, dive into trends, and spark a movement toward informed, proactive living.