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Articles in Spring, 2001 issue of American Journal of Health Studies

The "SisterSong collective": Women of Color, Reproductive Health and human rights
by Loretta J. Ross
African American women's perceptions of the role of genetics in breast cancer risk
by Veronica J. Duncan
How informative on medical conditions and their treatments are black-oriented magazines compared to white-oriented magazines?
by Shakoora Omonuwa
"An open letter to my sisters: why don't we get help for depression?"
by Saundra Maass-Robinson
Women's health research at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
by Brenda D. Hayes
Promoting early breast cancer screening: strategies with rural African American women
by Mary P. Williams
How African-American gay activists in the rural south found community support
by Darlene Hudson
Reach 2010: a unique opportunity to create strategies to eliminate health disparities among women of color
by Imani Ma'at
Spirituality & sexuality: a program for women in recovery
by June Dobbs Butts

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