Dominique M Carson, LMP, MS

Could the Apple Vision Pro Headset be Harmful to Your Eyes?"
The Verge published an article stating that Apple consumers are ready to return Vision Pros headsets due to complications with the device, citing they do not feel comfortable with the headset because of its weight and price.
RjeyTech posted a tweet about the Vision Pro when he said, "Can't wait to return the Vision Pro, probably the most mind-blowing piece of tech I've ever tried. Can't deal with these headaches after 10 minutes of ...

When legendary country singer Toby Keith first announced he had stomach cancer on social media, it raised a high level of awareness to identify the warning signs of stomach cancer.
Keith, known for his songs "Beer For My Horses" and "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)," said before his death on February 5th, 2024, that he completed chemo, surgery, and radiation, but it depends on the individual's stage of the disease.
Stomach cancer or gastric cancer, although the least...

How Edwin Pierrott’s reflection on natural hair care leads to releasing a product for curly hair backed by a mission for community.
Growing up, Edwin Borquez Pierrott, founder of Curl Daddy LLC, discovered his love and fascination for curly hair. The Dominican Republic native would add the finishing touches to his sister's texture since he had a keen eye for hair texture.
However, modeling executives needed to recognize the beauty and significance of Pierrott's curly hair. They thought his ha...

Explore the comedic journey of Donnell Rawlings, from his breakout roles on 'The Wire' to unforgettable moments on 'Chappelle's Show' and 'Guy Code.'
Comedian and actor, Donnelll Rawlings' career has evolved since his early days on the HBO drama show The Wire and Comedy Central sketch comedy sitcoms Chappelle's Show and Guy Code. One of his iconic sayings was, "I'm rich, biaaaaatch," he appeared as Little Richard with his Jheri curl or Ashy Larry from the Chappelle Show.
Rawlings presents his...

Honoring his African roots from musical composition to branding to style, with his music at sold-out tours across Africa, Europe, and the United States while facing the highs and lows of a recording artist.
Oct. 25 2023, Published 2:04 p.m. ET
When an artist decides to be independent in the music industry, they usually weigh all options to see if this is the best move. There are many to consider when you’re an independent artist, such as costs, distribution, or music direction. But it has bee...

Licensed Professional Counselor and Mental Health Influencer Sandtrice Russell said, "If you don't manage your wellness, you'll be managing your illness."
The COVID-19 pandemic, a horrendous event that the world experienced three years ago, made entrepreneurs across all industries shift their priorities to make more room for "life" activities and moments and embrace the term "work/life balance." Work/life balance means equal priority to professional and personal affairs.
However, for women, i...

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In the dynamic landscape of the music industry, IDMAN is carving her distinct narratives, challenging conventions, and unveiling her authentic story to the world.
In July 2023, Somali-Canadian songbird IDMAN released her second EP, Risk, and she remains unapologetic about bringing storytelling to center stage. The Arista recording artist is definitely on the rise as her beauty and individuality continue to ascend in her music. Her third single, “Still,” is a heartfelt and transparent record h...

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Preferred Health Magazine cannot guarantee and accepts no liability for any loss or damage of any kind caused by this website
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All rights reserved and nothing can be partially or in whole be reprinted or...

The views expressed in the articles reflect the author(s) opinions and do not necessarily are the views of the publisher and editor.
The published material, adverts, editorials, and all other content is published in good faith.
Preferred Health Magazine cannot guarantee and accepts no liability for any loss or damage of any kind caused by this website
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All rights reserved and nothing can be partially or in whole be reprinted or...

The views expressed in the articles reflect the author(s) opinions and do not necessarily are the views of the publisher and editor.
The published material, adverts, editorials, and all other content is published in good faith.
Preferred Health Magazine cannot guarantee and accepts no liability for any loss or damage of any kind caused by this website
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All rights reserved and nothing can be partially or in whole be reprinted or...

Philly natives Kurt Evans and Muhammed Abdul-Hadi opened a business in their neighborhood, and they’ve made it their mission to only employ people who were formerly incarcerated.
Good Morning America (GMA) reported Evans and Abdul-Hadi opened Down North Pizza, a pizza restaurant for employees, men, and women with a criminal background.
“We’re changing the quality of life for our community by being the hand that feeds and teaching others to do the same,” co-founder Evans told Good Morning Amer...