BlackDoctor, Inc.
The Pulse: At the Heart of Black Health and Wellness
The Pulse is a series hosted by Jade Curtis that delivers trusted, culturally relevant information to the Black community straight from Black doctors & wellness experts.
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Nov 26, 2025
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Episodes
Why Black Moms Deserve Better: The Fight For Birth Equity 26.11.2025 14:31
Host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Renee Anthony, physician and founder of Momentum Park, an initiative focused on advancing perinatal equity and supporting Black mothers and babies. Dr. Anthony shares her journey from academic medicine to founding Momentum Park after witnessing disparities in pregnancy experiences and outcomes for Black women.
The Truth About Why Most Patients Don't Understand Their Doctors 26.11.2025 10:49
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Caria Gens, a pharmacist, public health scientist, and CEO of Salveo Innovations. Dr. Gens discusses the inspiration and development of "Tyrone," a mobile health application designed to bridge the communication gap between patients and healthcare providers, especially within the Black community.
The Truth About Why Black Bodies Are Aging Faster 26.11.2025 14:50
In this episode of 'The Pulse' hosted by Jade Curtis from BlackDoctor.org, Kwame Terra, CEO and Founder of Bear Health, discusses his New Orleans-based startup aimed at enhancing health within the black community. Terra introduces Bear Health's innovative app that assigns users a health score based on various metrics like physical health, activity levels, and mental well-being. The app provides ac...
She Exposed The Myths About Cancer Research 26.11.2025 6:21
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Porsche Johnson Williams, an oncology pharmacist and medical science liaison, about the importance of clinical trials and precision medicine in the Black community. Dr. Williams explains that clinical trials are often misunderstood as a last resort, but they can offer better and more precise treatment options than standard care, especia...
How Black Doctors Are Changing The Future Of Healthcare 26.11.2025 11:25
Host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Sackey, a psychopharmacologist and mental health coach, about his passion for mental health, especially within Black communities. Dr. Sackey discusses his new initiative, "Mental Keys," and its community project, "Your Mind is Our Business," which aims to break the stigma around mental health and encourage open conversations.
Why Black Representation In Clinical Trials Could Save Lives 26.11.2025 10:28
Host Jade Curtis interviews Camille Campbell, a pharmacist and health equity advocate, about the importance of diversity in clinical trials, especially for Black communities. Camille shares her background in pharmacy, clinical research, and her transition into health equity work, emphasizing the need for representation in clinical trials to ensure drugs are effective for all populations.
The Truth About Why You're Still Broke 25.11.2025 8:20
In this episode of The Pulse, Jade Curtis hosts El Ross, Managing Director of the Quai Group, to discuss financial literacy, budgeting, setting clear financial goals, and understanding how money works. El emphasizes the importance of starting to invest with familiar brands and the significance of using credit responsibly. He also shares insights on securing funding for businesses through grants an...
How She Built A 100K Community For Future Surgeons 25.11.2025 5:53
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis interviews Tatiana Ridge, a clinical consultant, surgical technologist, and founder of "For the Love of Surgery." Tatiana shares her journey from medical professional to entrepreneur, highlighting her passion for supporting aspiring surgical professionals through her educational platform. The discussion covers the resources available on her website, i...
The AI App That Can Predict Postpartum Depression 25.11.2025 9:31
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Michael Conwood, the Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of My Lua Health, an AI-powered maternal wellness startup. Dr. Conwood shares the mission and innovations behind My Lua Health, including their NIH-funded, VC-backed platform that predicts postpartum depression in the first trimester with 94% accuracy. The conversation explore...
The Game-Changer Drug That Could End HIV 25.11.2025 7:16
Host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Christina Madison, a clinical pharmacist and public health consultant, about her career and the critical topic of HIV prevention, especially among Black women. Dr. Madison discusses her work in public health, her consulting business, and her media presence. The conversation centers on the importance of vaccinations and recent legal wins supporting preventative care....
The Truth About Tech Can Save Black Lives Video 25.11.2025 5:56
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis interviews Cornelius Bankston, founder of Tech Plug, a health innovation firm based in New Orleans. The conversation centers on addressing health access in marginalized communities, the importance of bringing innovative health tech solutions to underserved populations, and the need for representation in technology and healthcare.
The Real Reason Black Mothers are Dying During Childbirth Video 25.11.2025 13:15
In this episode of The Pulse , executive editor Jade Curtis sits down with doula and birth equity advocate Alyssa Bedard at the Black Health Connect conference. Alyssa breaks down the essential role of doulas, how they differ from midwives, and the vital support they provide throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. She also shares her personal journey into doula work, shaped by her own experie...
The Truth About Diets & Heart Health 21.10.2025 11:30
In this episode of The Pulse, host Jade Curtis sits down with Dr. Marius Chukwurah, a sports cardiologist, to discuss heart health in athletes and the general population. Dr. Chukwurah shares insights from his experience working with professional and tactical athletes, explains the path to becoming a sports cardiologist, and highlights the importance of exercise, diet, and sleep for cardiovascular...
$880 Billion Cuts to Medicaid?! Doctor Explains the Truth 21.10.2025 7:30
In this episode of "The Pulse," host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Okey K. Enyia, a health policy executive with over 15 years of experience. Dr. Enyia discusses the impact of proposed Medicaid cuts on Black and Brown communities, emphasizing the importance of preserving healthcare access and addressing health disparities, especially in the South. He shares insights from his upcoming book, "The John...
Why Black Mothers are Dying and How We Can Stop It. 21.10.2025 12:44
This episode of "The Pulse" features host Jade Curtis in conversation with Dr. Crystal Redmond, a public health doctor and executive director of Spark Reproductive Justice Now. The discussion centers on reproductive justice, maternal health disparities, and the impact of systemic oppression on Black communities, particularly in Georgia. Dr. Redmond shares insights on advocacy, the importance of cu...
Exposing the Crisis in Black Maternal Health 21.10.2025 6:47
In this episode of "The Pulse," host Jade Curtis interviews Dr. Michael H. Ford, the State Director of Health Equity for Aetna Better Health of Maryland. The conversation centers on the impact of Medicaid and recent legislative changes on vulnerable communities, particularly Black and Brown populations and children. Dr. Ford explains the differences between Medicaid and Medicare, highlights the im...
How Public Health Workers Are Becoming Millionaires 21.10.2025 10:26
In this episode of "The Pulse," host Jade Curtis sits down with Dr. Desiree Strickland, a public health expert, entrepreneur, and founder of Strickland Health Consulting and the Public Health Club. Dr. Strickland shares her journey from earning a doctorate in public health to launching a successful consulting business and building a thriving online community of over 700 public health professionals...
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