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Illustration of a woman with long hair holding her stomach, looking pained. Abstract background with pastel shapes in pink and beige. She is experiencing PCOS bloating.

Illustration of a woman with long hair holding her stomach, looking pained. Abstract background with pastel shapes in pink and beige. She is experiencing PCOS bloating.

Why African DNA Research Matters in PCOS Awareness

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects millions of women worldwide, yet African and African diaspora women remain underrepresented in research. Exploring the link between PCOS and African DNA could transform diagnosis, treatment, and health equity by making care more inclusive and precise.

Esther Aluko

Sep 55 min read

A DNA strand made of various fruits and vegetables on a dark plate, set against a white background, symbolizing nutrition and health.

A DNA strand made of various fruits and vegetables on a dark plate, set against a white background, symbolizing nutrition and health.

Nutrigenomics Testing for Personalized African and African American Nutrition

Learn how your DNA can guide nutrition, why representation in genomic research matters, and how African-led studies are shaping personalized health.

Esther Aluko

Aug 306 min read

Colorful "DNA" text with pink, green, and yellow letters, featuring a stylized DNA helix in dots on a black background.

Colorful "DNA" text with pink, green, and yellow letters, featuring a stylized DNA helix in dots on a black background.

What Your DNA Says About Your Health: Discover the Power of DNA Health Test

Why do you always have complicated health issues? The answer is with your DNA. Discover the solution to your unending health problems.

Fidelis Okoro

Mar 124 min read

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