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SCIENCECIENCE and Whole Grains, and Protein Harvard University Sources Should Include Beans, Peas, Nuts, Seeds and Soy PPRESORTEDRESORTED SSTANDARDTANDARD ..S.S. PPOSTAGEOSTAGE PPAIDAID Healthy Living Feature: Diabetes & National Nutrition Awareness WWILMINGTON,ILMINGTON, NN.C..C. PPERMITERMIT - NNO.O. 667575 5500 CCENTSENTS Established 1987 VOLUME 33, NO. 2 | 2020 Theme: Let There Be Light Week of February 27 - March 4, 2020 NATIONWIDE VOTER MOBILIZATION IS OUR PRIORITY INSIDE THIS EDITION 2 3 6 2....................Career & Education Meet the Black 21-Year Old Should Oprah 3..... Business News & Resources CEO Managing the 4................. Editorials and Politics HBCU Football Reconsider 5.................................Spirit & Life World’s Busiest Player Launches Her Support for 6...................... Health & Wellness Airport Dessert Vaccines? 7.......... Events & Announcements Company 8..................................Classifieds A GDN CoConfusednfused WWhathat ttoo ExclusivE: vol. iii PArt AAboutbout EaEat?t? iv UUNCNC SSystemystem P.K. Newby Adjunct Associate comprise vegetables, fruits AAssociationssociation ooff Professor of Nutrition, SSCIENCECIENCE and whole grains, and protein Harvard University sources should include beans, peas, nuts, seeds and soy. SStudenttudent GGovernmentovernment If you’re nodding in agreement, Canada’s 2019 Food Guide you’re not alone: More than 80% CACANN HHELPELP is similarly plant-focused, as SSeniorenior VVPP SuSupportspports AACTCCTC of Americans are befuddled. is Harvard’s Healthy Eating Yet it’s a lament that’s getting Plate, while Brazil emphasizes By Cash Michaels student government associations, and faith-based quite tiring – if you’re a nutrition preventable through modifiable vegan? Forget fad diets, because foods “mainly of plant origin.” Contributing Writer institutions, targets students scientist, that is. So much so that lifestyle changes, and diet is science has the answers – there These guidelines and others Raekwon Davis, 22, is on HBCU (historically black I refocused my career to shine the single largest contributing is far more agreement about diet also stress the importance of the Senior Vice President of colleges and universities) scientific light on today’s critical factor? and health than you may know. limiting processed and ultra- the UNC System Association campuses with voter food conversations, which have The scientific report from the processed foods. of Student Government education, registration and profound impacts on public Science says plants are 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines There’s also consensus (UNCASG). One of the mobilization in preparation health and the environment. better for you and our for Americans, for example, from the Food and Agriculture missions of the UNCASG for the critical 2020 elections My mantra: From farm to fork, planet concluded that a plant-based Organization of the United is to address student voter and beyond. what we eat matters. diet is best for human health and Nations and others that participation. In UNCASG Senior Vice In fact, did you know that Clean eating or keto? Paleo the environment alike. More plant-based diets are more Mr. Davis, a senior President Davis’ capacity, 80% of chronic diseases are or gluten-free? Whole 30 or than 75% of your meal should SCIENCE Cont. on pg. 7 and political science he’s able to confer with the major at North Carolina SGA presidents of all 17 Central University, also UNC System schools, but supports “A Call to Colors especially the ones at NCCU, (ACTC),” the nonpartisan Fayetteville State University, GGloballobal DDiabetesiabetes TTreatmentreatment MMarketarket IIss civic engagement strategy NC A&T University, sponsored by Greater Elizabeth City State Diversity News (GDN), University and Winston- which, in partnership with Salem State University, UUndergoingndergoing SiSignificantgnificant TTransitionransition Divine Nine fraternities and about how ACTC can sororities, the NC NAACP, Austin, TX & Cambridge, HBCU Alumni Associations, DAVIS Cont. on pg. 7 MA – Genprex, Inc. (NASDAQ: U.S, or 9 percent of the U.S. GNPX) (“Genprex” or the population. “Company”), a clinical- The diabetes gene therapy, stage gene therapy company which was developed by HHBCUBCU GGradrad CCreatesreates a developing potentially life- lead researcher and Harvard changing technologies for graduate, Dr. George Gittes, patients with cancer and other at the Rangos Research HHip-Hopip-Hop AAnthemnthem AAboutbout serious diseases, announced Center at UPMC Children’s this month [February 2020] that Hospital of Pittsburgh, works it signed an exclusive license by reprogramming beta cells tthehe IImportancemportance ooff HHBCUSBCUS agreement with the University in the pancreas to restore their S A C R A M E N T O , of Pittsburgh for a diabetes function, thereby replenishing CA -- As a higher education gene therapy that may have the levels of insulin. The novel professional, author, potential to cure Type 1 and infusion process uses an motivational speaker and Type 2 diabetes, which together endoscope and an adeno- artist, Tara Lynn Crawford is currently affect approximately associated virus (AAV) vector not a stranger to hard work. In 30.3 million people in the to deliver Pdx1 and MafA genes fact, the Sacramento native is to the pancreas. The proteins very familiar with identifying these genes express transform with and overcoming the alpha cells in the pancreas into typical adversities that functional beta-like cells, which African Americans are TThreehree QQuestionsuestions EEveryvery SSeniorenior can produce insulin but are subjected too. distinct enough from beta cells Prior to graduating to evade the body’s immune college, earning a near six WWithith DDiabetesiabetes ShShouldould AAsksk system. figure salary, or mentoring The diabetes gene therapy hundreds of college students, (BPT) - If you’re a senior has been tested in vivo in mice Tara was navigating with diabetes, you’re not alone. and nonhuman primates. In through what some would The statistics are eye opening studies of diabetic mice, the consider a myriad of Tara Lynn Crawford - more than 25% of Americans gene therapy approach restored unknown and unthinkable age 65 and older have diabetes, normal blood glucose levels adversities. Adversities such as attempting to navigate culture and true essence of all according to the American for an extended period of time, HBCUs. Diabetes Association. What’s typically around four months. through the depths of the foster care system. After Those interested in more, the Centers for Disease According to Dr. Gittes, the adding some meaningful Control and Prevention reports duration of restored blood emancipating in 2013, the scholar attended Alabama hip hop or purchasing Tara’s diabetes as the seventh leading glucose levels in mice could A&M University and had a inspirational book may cause of death in the U.S. translate to decades in humans. very fulfilled college career. do so via the information If you’re a senior and have Following preclinical studies, Today, the 25-year old provided below. For more diabetes or help care for a Dr. Gittes and his team plan to has recently written a book information, please visit her loved one with diabetes, you begin a Phase I clinical trial in (Unmasked Yet Covered) and official web site at www. probably have a lot of questions. diabetic patients, which could recorded a soundtrack that taralynncrawford.com or Thankfully, technology has be the first-ever gene therapy creatively discuss ways to follow her on Instagram @_ advanced incredibly over doctor. test their blood multiple times tested in humans for diabetes. overcome similar challenges. TaraLynn3 . the last decade, and can now 1) What is continuous glucose throughout the day. “One of the biggest The premier single called She is also available via change how people manage monitoring and how can it A continuous glucose advantages of this gene therapy “HBCU” is a hip-hop email at taracrawford31@ diabetes for the better. help me? monitoring (CGM) system can is that it could eliminate the record that speaks to the gmail.com . Links: iTunes: Building a strong People with diabetes who help people with either Type need for insulin replacement importance and relevancy of https://music.apple. relationship with your doctor take insulin must monitor their 1 or Type 2 diabetes to track therapy for diabetic patients,” Historically Black Colleges com/us/album/hbcu-single/ is one of the best things you blood glucose levels frequently. glucose levels on a continuous said Dr. Gittes. “Lifting this and Universities. The song is 1494613658 Spotify: https:// can do to help manage your Uncontrolled glucose can cause basis. Unlike blood glucose huge burden for the millions of amazing and embodies the open.spotify.com/ . • diabetes and stay healthy. Be health complications and even meters, CGMs can help patients who must continuously sure to keep an open dialogue death. The traditional standard- eliminate painful fingerpricks monitor blood glucose levels and come with questions before of-care for glucose monitoring and provide vital health and inject insulin daily would any appointments. To get you has been a blood glucose meter, started, here are three important which is painful and time THREE QUESTIONS TRANSITION questions you should ask your consuming, as patients must Continued on pg. 3 Continued on pg. 5 Page 2 Week of February 27 - March 4, 2020 GreaterDiversity.com Career & Education www.GreaterDiversity.com More Resources and News online at GreaterDiversity.com Co-Publishers Peter & Kathy Grear Contributing Writer Meet the Black CEO Managing Cash Michaels Senior
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