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American Black Journal
Wayne State University hosts Black men’s health symposium
The Wayne State University School of Medicine, the Wayne Mobile Health Unit and community stakeholders host a symposium on Black men’s health. Host Stephen Henderson talks with three men involved with the forum about the disparities and societal pressures that impact the health of Black men, the importance of changing behavior and eating habits, and the correlation between mental and physical heal
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