The Pot’s About to Boil in Berrien County. Keep the Heat Up, Britten Says
BENTON HARBOR, Mich. – How do you help move thousands of people toward healthier lives? And how do you encourage people across the black-and-white racial chasm to work together to help reduce health inequities? These are daunting goals, and not for the fainthearted....Healing the Trauma of Racism
So excited to be a part of this collaboration! Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Names Lynn Todman a Culture of Health Leaderhttps://lynntodman.org/a-diverse-team-from-25-states%EF%BB%BF/
Poverty plays role in DNA structure changes, study involving Northwestern professor finds https://t.co/jKy0beuikq
Population Health Executive Director Lynn Todman says the health disparities in Berrien Country are staggering.https://t.co/cOQhJJfnfB
Does racism affect pregnancy? https://t.co/IlnvUe9BXa
Health Care begins to more proactively address racism. https://t.co/ncAKE37QKB
