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Black men carry the heaviest gout burden in America. The CEMPH Foundation breaks down why — and what you can do to protect your health.

The Charlie E. & Minnie P. Hendrix Foundation exposes the rapidly widening healthcare gap affecting underserved communities. Explore data‑driven insights, policy failures, and the urgent moral responsibility to address racial and economic health disparities across America.

Explore how period poverty affects women and girls in Detroit, Flint, and Saginaw. Learn why underserved communities face monthly barriers and how the Charlie E. & Minnie P. Hendrix Foundation is taking action.

Your gift fuels heart health education, lupus awareness, and community empowerment.

Learn why African American women with lupus face higher heart disease risks. Explore key statistics, symptoms, and prevention tips during Heart Health Month.

Susan Hendrix earns certification in Public Health Administration, strengthening the Foundation’s leadership, health equity, and community impact.

Learn how the Charlie E. & Minnie P. Hendrix Foundation amplifies patient voice, advancing patient-centered care, equity, and better outcomes for chronic illness communities.

A Year of Compassion, Community Support, and Unwavering Commitment to Underserved Families and Seniors

A Patient-Focused Discussion on GLP-1 Use, Weight Loss, Cardiovascular Health, and Safety in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus