Take 5: National Minority Health Month with Franklin Primary Health Center

Keylee Fillingim
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MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — April is celebrated as National Minority Health Month, and its purpose is to raise awareness of health disparities that continue to affect racial and ethnic minority populations.

Alicia Evans, MD, from Franklin Primary Health Center, joined WKRG on Take 5 to give insight on National Minority Health Month.

Dr. Evans answers the following questions in the video above:

  • Can you explain the significance of National Minority Health Month and the key issue it addresses?

  • What are some key health disparities facing minority communities today?

  • What are some common misconceptions about minority health that you would like to address or clarify?

  • What words of advice would you give to minority populations to help prevent illness and premature death?

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