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Sickle Cell Awareness Month: Part II: For Patients in Pain, Being Believed Can Be Part of the Treatment September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, an effort to educate the public about an inherited blood disorder that disproportionately affects Wane Hailes Sep 10, 2026
Beyond the Sickle: Understanding Sickle Cell Disease A Three-Part Series on the Disease, the People It Impacts, and the Fight for Better Health September is Sickle Wane Hailes Sep 9, 2026
Lifestyle STRONG, SMART & BOLD IN ACTION: DENICE LYTLE For many girls who walked through the doors of Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell, the center at 4637 Wane Hailes Nov 8, 2025
Lifestyle Q&A: Understanding Rising Health Insurance Premiums with Carl Brown of C. Brown & Associates, Inc. As concerns grow over health insurance premiums amid the government shutdown, Carl Brown, a registered insurance representative and president of Wane Hailes Nov 8, 2025
Lifestyle A Sunday Conversation with Lauren Chambers, CEO of The Mill District The Mill District is quietly reshaping one of Columbus’s most historic and underserved areas — not through displacement or high- Wane Hailes Nov 8, 2025
News Morehouse School of Medicine’s Satcher Institute to Host Free ‘Health, Hope and Healing’ Wellness Fair in Columbus Staff Report The Satcher Health Leadership Institute (SHLI) at Morehouse School of Medicine will host a community wellness fair in Staff Report Oct 24, 2025