March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month—and we’re talking about a disease that is hitting our community harder than it should. Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet African Americans are more likely to be diagnosed—and more likely to die from it. What’s behind that disparity and more
importantly, what can we do about it? From screenings to lifestyle changes,
knowledge can save lives. We also share details about a powerful new effort underway at Howard University that is bringing this message to the people—teaming up with the energy of the Go-Go community. This is Wellness Wednesday—and this conversation could save your life.

Dr. Finie Hunter-Richardson – Assistant Professor of Community, Family Medicine & Public Health at Howard University

Dr. Elizabeth Ordor – Chief of Education, Department of Community and Family Medicine at Howard University Hospital