Jasmine Smith

FDA Backs 6 of 7 Peptides: What It Means for Black Patients - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care

By: Jasmine Smith

If you’ve spent time scrolling through the internet or social media lately, then you are probably familiar with the sudden popularity of peptides. Fitness

Serious Eats

These Blueberry Dessert Bars Have All the Flavor of Pie With Way Less Work

These easy blueberry pie bars pair a thick, jammy fresh blueberry filling with a buttery shortbread crust and crumbly streusel topping.

Southern Living Magazine

Tomato Dumplings

By: Jasmine Smith

This cozy dinner starts with a can of tomatoes. Active Time: 15 mins Total Time: 30 mins Servings:

Southern Living Magazine

Blueberry Buttermilk Breakfast Cake

By: Jasmine Smith

We'll take any excuse to eat cake in the morning. Active Time: 20 mins Total Time: 2 hrs 5 mins Servings:

NewsBreak

“We Got a Second Chance”: Couple Shares Their Kidney Transplant Journey

By: Jasmine Smith

Nearly 10 years ago, Reggie gave his wife, Alana, the ultimate gift: a second chance at life. Today, they are using their firsthand experience as both dono

7 Ways to Help Protect Your Family From Back-to-School Germs - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care

By: Jasmine Smith

Here are a few healthy habit tips that anyone can use to prioritize their health this school year and prevent back-to-school germs.

I Refused to Let Diabetes Change My Active Lifestyle—Here’s What Worked - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care

By: Jasmine Smith

For Botumile, who goes by “Abe,” his diabetes diagnosis came as a shock—even though diabetes was already familiar to him.

NewsBreak

I Refused to Let Diabetes Change My Active Lifestyle—Here’s What Worked

By: Jasmine Smith

For Botumile, who goes by “Abe,” his diabetes diagnosis came as a shock—even though diabetes was already familiar to him. Abe first realized something was

How Two Sisters Are Learning to Live—and Thrive—with Sickle Cell

By: Jasmine Smith

D’Yana was pregnant with her first child, Ari’Yanna, when her obstetrician told her that she carried the sickle cell trait.

Doctors Thought I Had Cancer. It Took 3 Years to Discover My Rare Disease - BlackDoctor - Where Culture Meets Care

By: Jasmine Smith

Despite undergoing brain surgery, chemotherapy and numerous visits with specialists, it took three years for doctor's to discover Sabrina's rare disease.