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Blacks Worry About Privacy With Genetic Testing for Alcoholism

Health Rewind: Why Don’t Blacks Want Genetic Testing for Alcoholism?

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Get Help - If someone has said something to you about wanting to kill themselves or you are noticing a lot of signs, DO NOT sit idly by. Call a doctor, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 or try to convince your loved one to go to the hospital immediately and seek help. (Photo: Izabela Habur/Getty Images)

Commentary: It’s Time to Fix Mental Health Services in the Black Community

Mental illness affects more than just those afflicted.
01/03/2013
Three: Reinforce the Value of African-American Boys

Depression Often Goes Undiagnosed Among African-Americans

Depression and suicide rates are much higher for Blacks.
12/29/2011