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The Health In Harlem PodcastAuthor: healthinharlem
Hosted by Dr. Maurice Selby, the Health In Harlem Podcast is a weekly talk show that distributes evidence-based information that is vital to healthy living. We discuss everything from hypertension and diabetes, heart disease, mental health and well-being, sexual dysfunction, diet and nutrition and public health and policy that affects the health of everyone here and abroad. Health In Harlem is closely associated with WHCR 90.3FM where the show is broadcast every week Thursday from 7pm to 8pm. Learn more at www.whrc.org. Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Time for Healing: Health In Harlem Refocused
Episode 78
Friday, 17 October, 2025
Time for Healing: Health In Harlem Refocused Health In Harlem is back! In this powerful reboot episode, hosts Dr. Maurice Selby, Reid Vero, Anastasia Deda, and Michael Holmes discuss the renewed mission of Health In Harlem as a not-for-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals and communities through evidence-based health education. The team explores the importance of health literacy, the growing threat of health misinformation and disinformation, and the need for credible voices in today’s crowded information landscape. As part of National Immunization Awareness Month, they also celebrate one of humanity’s greatest public health triumphs — vaccines — exploring their history, safety, and the life-saving impact of immunization. Join us as we refocus our mission to inform, engage, and uplift Harlem and communities everywhere — because health empowerment begins with knowledge. 💡 Learn More and Access Reliable Health Resources: About Health In Harlem: Health In Harlem Podcast (insert official link when available) Trusted Vaccine & Immunization Resources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – Vaccine Basics World Health Organization – A Brief History of Vaccination American Association of Immunologists – Vaccine Myths and Facts New York Times – Vaccines and Autism: What the Evidence Shows
