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Trump’s Authoritarian Agenda: Shocking Costs on Black Health

September 2, 2025September 2, 2025 SnapLive Newsauthoritarian policies, Black health, health inequities, healthcare access, mental health, minority health, public health, social determinants of health, systemic racism, Trump health disparities

Trumps authoritarian agenda has dramatically intensified health disparities, especially within Black communities, revealing how policy decisions can deeply impact access to care and overall well-being. As we explore the shocking costs of Trump health disparities, its crucial to understand the real-life consequences these policies have wrought on healthcare access and mental health. Read More

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RFK Jr.’s Mixed Vax Signals: Dangerous Impact on Black Kids

August 13, 2025August 13, 2025 SnapLive NewsBlack children, community health, healthcare trust, marginalized communities, medical ethics, public health, RFK Jr., vaccination rates, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine misinformation

RFK Jr.s mixed vax signals are stirring up serious concerns about vaccine hesitancy in Black children, potentially deepening the distrust that already exists in these communities. As misinformation spreads, it’s crucial to provide clear, trustworthy guidance to ensure the health and safety of our most vulnerable populations. Read More

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Even Me 2.0: Must-Have Insights on HIV’s Impact on Black Women

August 7, 2025August 7, 2025 SnapLive NewsBlack women, Even Me 2.0, health disparities, healthcare access, HIV, HIV education, public health, socioeconomic factors, stigma, womens health

Even Me 2.0 shines a vital spotlight on the HIV impact on Black women, revealing the urgent need for education and advocacy within a community often overlooked. By sharing powerful insights and personal stories, this initiative is paving the way for meaningful conversations that can foster change and support. Read More

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SNAP Benefits: Stunning States Now Ban Junk Food Purchases

August 7, 2025August 7, 2025 SnapLive Newsdietary restrictions, equity, food deserts, food stamps, government oversight, healthy eating, junk food ban, nutrition, public health, SNAP benefits

As certain states implement a SNAP junk food ban, the debate over nutrition and personal choice is heating up. Discover how these bold moves are reshaping the way we think about food assistance and public health! Read More

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Fulton County’s Exclusive Increased HIV Funding Boost

August 1, 2025August 1, 2025 SnapLive Newscommunity health initiatives, education and outreach, Fulton County, health disparities, health equity, HIV funding, HIV prevention, mental health services, public health, testing and treatment

Fulton Countys exclusive increased HIV funding boost marks a pivotal moment in the fight against the HIV epidemic, energizing health experts and community leaders to unite for impactful change. With fresh resources dedicated to prevention, testing, and education, the initiative promises to bring essential support to those most affected in the region. Read More

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Atlanta’s Must-Have Cooling Center for Heat Relief

July 28, 2025 SnapLive NewsAtlanta cooling center, Atlanta initiatives, climate change, community safety, extreme heat, heat relief, heatwave support, public health, summer resources, urban heat

When the summer heat in Atlanta becomes relentless, the city’s must-have cooling center offers a refuge for those in need, providing not just shelter but also a sense of community. As temperatures climb, this essential resource ensures everyone has a place to stay cool and safe. Read More

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Fulton County: Shocking New Samples Test Positive for West Nile

July 26, 2025 SnapLive NewsCDC, community awareness, Fulton County, health officials, mosquito control, mosquito-borne diseases, preventative measures, public health, standing water, West Nile virus

Fulton County is on high alert after shocking new samples have tested positive for the West Nile virus, prompting residents and officials to prioritize safety measures as mosquito season unfolds. With the potential risks to vulnerable populations, now is the time to stay informed and take proactive steps to protect your health. Read More

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Bottoms’ Exclusive ‘Standing Up for Georgia’ Tour Launches

July 25, 2025July 25, 2025 SnapLive NewsBottoms tour, community dialogue, economic recovery, Georgia politics, grassroots support, listening tour, marginalized communities, public health, socio-political issues, Standing Up for Georgia

Bottoms exclusive Standing Up for Georgia tour is gaining momentum, igniting meaningful conversations across the state about the issues that truly matter to residents. With a focus on amplifying voices and fostering inclusive dialogue, this initiative aims to address the concerns of marginalized communities in a way that resonates deeply with Georgians. Read More