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COLON CANCER — THE ‘SILENT KILLER’... Black men urged to get a colonoscopy sooner than later | Chicago Defender

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PITTSBURGH NATIVE GREGORY E. WOODS, 66, URGES BLACK MEN TO GET A COLONOSCOPY. by Marcia Liggett, For New Pittsburgh Courier Chadwick Boseman became the face of Marvel Studios’ “Black Panther,” a character widely recognized for symbolizing racial pride and empowerment for Black America. On screen, Boseman’s character embodied unparalleled strength and seeming immortality. Off the … Continued

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