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Unimed Academy is a proprietary school whose mission is to prioritize excellence, inclusivity, and accessibility through online Health Science and Human Service education.

01/08/2026

If we were diagnosed with diabetes, we’d start with these three things:

Get clarity, not fear. Know which type you have, what your labs mean, and what your first treatment steps should be.

Build a nutrition plan you can live with. Not a restrictive crash diet—an accessible, culturally aligned eating pattern that supports stable blood sugars.

Set up your support system early. Follow-up visits, medication education, and movement that fits your real daily life. You deserve guidance, not guesswork.

Want a private place to ask questions about your recent diagnosis?
Click this link to gain access to our exclusive health community.
https://health-pro-x.mn.co/sign_up?auto_join=true&from=https%3A%2F%2Fhealth-pro-x.mn.co%2F%3Fautojoin%3D1&space_id=16262484

01/06/2026

Before you start your 2026 “reset,” try these 5 things first:

1. Use language that respects YOU.
If words like “obesity,” “diet,” or “weight loss” feel shaming, you’re allowed to choose language that feels empowering. Your care team should follow your lead.

2. Keep your cultural foods on the plate.
Health doesn’t mean giving up your heritage. Focus on balance, portions, and healthier cooking methods—not restriction that disconnects you from your roots.

3. Find movement that fits real life.
No gym? No problem. Short indoor walks, chair exercises, stair intervals, or 5–10 minute bursts count. Your plan should fit your environment and your energy.

4. Put all your treatment options on the table.
Nutrition, movement, medications (including GLP-1s), and surgery when appropriate—each has benefits, risks, and costs. Real care means individualized care.

5. Go to your next visit prepared.
Bring questions like:

“What’s realistic for me in the next 6–12 months?”

“How can I adjust my cultural foods instead of cutting them out?”

“When would medication or surgery make sense for me?”

Need answers to questions like these? Join our free health community.
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12/30/2025

“Do you want to live?”
That was the question that changed everything for Tamor Ursin. Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes as a teenager, she faced years of ups and downs — until she made the decision to take control of her health.

In this episode of Table Rounds, Dr. Princess Dennar and Dr. Darlonda Harris talk with Tamor about mindset, family habits, and the power of community in managing chronic disease. From A1C breakthroughs to real-life barriers, this conversation shows what transformation looks like — one choice, one habit at a time.

https://youtu.be/MimObblMX_4

12/05/2025

Don’t join Health Pro X if you’re looking for shortcuts.
Don’t join if you avoid real, evidence-based conversations about your health.
Don’t join if you’d rather stay overwhelmed than finally get clear, practical guidance from clinicians committed to equity and better outcomes.

But…

If you’re ready for honest education, real accountability, and a community where access isn’t a privilege—it’s the standard—then you’re exactly where you belong.

Health Pro X is free to join—spots are limited. Step into a smarter, stronger you.

https://health-pro-x.mn.co/sign_up?auto_join=true&from=https%3A%2F%2Fhealth-pro-x.mn.co%2F%3Fautojoin%3D1&space_id=16262484

12/04/2025

Tired of feeling like your physician is not listening to you?
Maybe it’s time for a new one.

Here’s what to look for — and more — when choosing your next doctor:
– Someone who respects your concerns and takes the time to explain.
– A clinician who invites your questions instead of rushing through visits.
– A practice that fits your needs — culturally, logistically, and emotionally.
– A doctor who sees you as a partner in your care, not a problem to solve.

Finding the right fit can change everything about your health journey.

Ask questions like these — and more — in our free health community.
(It’s free for now, so join while it’s open!)
Find the link below or in our bio.

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11/28/2025

Tired of throwing up on your GLP-1s? You’re not alone. Many people experience this in the beginning, and it can feel discouraging. But understanding why it happens can help you take control.

GLP-1 medications change the way your brain responds to food. The meals that once felt comforting or “normal” might suddenly make you feel sick — and that’s your body signaling it’s time to adjust.

This journey isn’t always easy. Some days will be harder than others, but every step counts. Try focusing on foods that are easier for your body to tolerate, such as:

Lean proteins like chicken, fish, eggs, or tofu

Steamed or roasted vegetables

Whole grains like quinoa, brown rice, or oats

Gentle fruits such as berries, apples, or bananas

Plenty of water and hydrating fluids

And remember, eat slowly, stop when you’re full, and give your body time to adapt.

Always talk with your doctor about what you’re experiencing, and follow us for more tips to help you navigate your GLP-1 journey with confidence.

Be sure to always consult your doctor.

11/27/2025

Been out of work for a minute?

Ask yourself a few quick questions:

Do you like helping people?

Want a career that actually makes a difference?

Ready to get back on your feet .....fast?

If you said yes to any of those… keep reading.

The opportunity you’ve been waiting for might be closer (and easier) than you think.

Becoming a Medical Assistant could be your next move — and the best part? You don’t need years of school or prior experience to get started.

We can help make the process simple and stress-free. From enrollment to hands-on training, our team supports you every step of the way so you can focus on building a career that’s stable, rewarding, and in demand.

So if you’re ready for a fresh start — we’ve got you.

Drop a comment below and we’ll send you the link to get started.
Because becoming a Medical Assistant is easier than you think.

11/25/2025

Saw a new health hack trending online but not sure if it’s actually true?

You’re not alone. With so many videos, reels, and “experts” popping up every day, it’s hard to know what’s fact and what’s just hype. That’s why we built Health Pro X — a free online community where you can ask real health professionals before trying the next big trend.

Inside Health Pro X, you can:

Ask questions about any health topic — from supplements to medications to viral diet tips — and get trusted answers from verified doctors and health experts.

Connect with others who care about their health and want real information, not clickbait.

Stay up to date with insights and advice straight from professionals, not influencers.

Before you try that new “miracle” hack, ask us first.

Join Health Pro X today — it’s free, it’s supportive, and it’s where real health answers live.

11/24/2025

Part 2 is out now — and you can listen to the full podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

In this episode of Table Rounds, Dr. Princess Dennar and Dr. Darlonda Harris continue their conversation with Dr. Tami Singleton, who opens up about the emotional and clinical realities of navigating breast cancer as both a patient and a physician.

She speaks candidly about acceptance, the unspoken challenges of recovery, and how professional expectations can complicate personal health decisions. The discussion highlights the need for clear communication, patient advocacy, accessible screenings, and a better understanding of the diagnostic and treatment process.

Dr. Singleton’s story reinforces a core message: informed patients are empowered patients — and sharing these experiences strengthens awareness, equity, and support for women facing breast cancer.

https://youtu.be/Z8rANps7GO0

11/21/2025

Episode 4 Navigating Breast Cancer: A Doctor’s Story of Strength and Survival Out Now!

When a physician becomes a patient, everything changes.
In this episode of Table Rounds, Dr. Princess Dennar and Dr. Darlonda Harris sit down with Dr. Tami Singleton, who shares her deeply personal journey from diagnosis to recovery.

From the moment she heard the words “you have breast cancer” to the decisions about treatment, surgery, and healing — Dr. Singleton opens up about the emotional and physical challenges of her journey and how faith, community, and education guided her through. Click the link in our bio!

Know and understand the signs below.
Here’s how you can help your loved ones going through chemo or recovery:

Offer rides to appointments or treatment.

Cook or deliver healthy meals.

Help with daily tasks and rest schedules.

Be a consistent emotional support system.

Resources for screening and support:

National Breast Cancer Foundation

American Cancer Society

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Breast Cancer Resources

Susan G. Komen Foundation

Because awareness isn’t just about pink ribbons — it’s about action, education, and community.

11/18/2025

"🩺 Rethinking Medicine, Building Equity
For too long, medicine has leaned on outdated ideas that treat “race” as a biological predictor of health. The truth? Race is not biology — and continuing to use it that way only deepens health disparities.

We believe the future of healthcare means moving beyond these harmful frameworks and creating systems built on education, evidence, and equity.

👉 That means:

Teaching future providers to challenge bias.

Focusing on individual patients, not assumptions.

Building care models that recognize the real drivers of health — environment, access, and lived experience.

Healthcare should be inclusive, accurate, and just. 💡

🔗 Read more in our latest piece: https://unimedacademy.com/evaluating-the-history-and-impact-of-race-based-medicine-and-the-shift-towards-more-equitable-healthcare-practices-through-education/

11/11/2025

Be honest...... how many times have you caught yourself endlessly scrolling online trying to find the right answer about a diet, a new vitamin trend, or something you just saw in the news?

We get it the internet is full of conflicting health advice. That’s why we created Health Pro X, a free online health community built for people like you who just want real answers from real professionals.

Here’s what you can do inside Health Pro X:
Ask questions about anything health-related — from nutrition to medication — and get trusted responses from verified doctors and health experts. Connect with others who share your same health goals, concerns, and experiences.
Stay informed with updates and insights straight from reliable sources (not random TikToks).
Share your story your experiences matter, and your voice helps others feel seen.

It’s free. It’s supportive. It’s the future of digital health.

Join the Health Pro X community today where your health questions meet real answers.
👉 Tap the link to sign up.

https://health-pro-x.mn.co/sign_up?auto_join=true&from=https%3A%2F%2Fhealth-pro-x.mn.co%2F%3Fautojoin%3D1&space_id=16262484

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