Some Thoughts From Ryan!
I walked into the middle of a conversation the other day and was asked what my advice would be to someone trying to lose weight or get in shape. First, you must understand the difference […]
Category: Health
The Sojourner’s Truth Health Section
Toledo Supports Black Men and Black Men’s Health and Wellness
By Tricia Hall The Truth Reporter The African American Wellness Agency and Toledo-based volunteers organized a Black wellness event on Saturday, August 17, 2024 at Jesup W. Scott High School. Participants received a warm welcome […]
TPS Reminds Parents to Keep Student Immunizations Up to Date
Health Partners of Western Ohio is ready to serve families at the School-Based Health Centers. Make sure to schedule your well-child visit to stay up to date on immunizations as the new school year is […]
Mercy Health Offers Tips to Prevent Spread of Back-to-School Illnesses
As a new school year begins and students prepare to hit the books, their parents are bracing for the inevitable wave of back-to-school germs. To avoid back-to-school bugs, Mercy Health encourages parents to take proactive […]
Mercy Health Encourages Adult Immunizations
Mercy Health physician are reminding adults that while this is usually a time of year when we think through back -to-school vaccines, adult immunizations are just as crucial in safeguarding health and preventing disease. “Adult […]
Back-to-School Health Tips for a Successful School Year
Special to The Truth A new school year brings with it fresh opportunity, excitement, and, sometimes, anxiety for parents and students. Medical experts say that addressing health-related issues can help make for a stress-free back-to-school […]
ProMedica Community Events in August
ProMedica will offer the following community events in August: August 7, 2024 – Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group – The Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group is supported by the National MS Society. The support group […]
From Stigma to Support: The Difference One Question Makes With Misunderstandings In Relationships to Law Enforcement Fatalities
A Mental Health Moment By Bernadette Joy Graham, MA, LPCC The Truth Contributor “The stigma of mental health in Black communities is a heavy burden, often leaving individuals without the support they need and vulnerable […]
Sneak a Zucchini Day
By Patrice Powers-Barker, Ohio State University Extension, Lucas County The Truth Contributor Sneak some squash in your menu this month. The most common types of summer squash are scallop (or patty pan), yellow crookneck, yellow […]
CareSource Football Camp
The Truth Staff This summer’s Youth Football Camp, hosted by CareSource, was held on Friday, July 26 at Central Catholic High School. The free football camp was held for youth grades one through eight and […]