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Jasmine Smith

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Chicago, United States
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Covers:  Entertainment, Breaking News, Local News, Politics, Sports, Events, Music, Fashion, etc.
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Jasmine Smith is a magazine journalist. Born and raised in Chicago, she knew writing was her passion early on. She briefly explored broadcast journalism, before finding her home in magazine journalism. Sticking with her goal, she earned her Bachelor's degree from Columbia College Chicago. Today she continues to bring her love for music, sports and fashion as well as her extensive knowledge of her hometown into all of her work. Her diverse knowledge of multimedia journalism has landed her opport…

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WHO Warns Global Cancer Cases Could Nearly Double by 2050—Here’s What It Means for Black Communities

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By Jasmine Smith Verified
| Black Doctor Verified
Cancer is already one of the leading causes of death worldwide, with cancer cases increasing in younger adults. According to a National Institutes of Health study, people younger than 50 years experienced a sustained increase in cancer incidence from 1995 through 2021. Now, experts are warning that cancer cases around the world are expected to nearly double by 2050, according to the Global Status Report on Cancer 2026, a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Meet the First U.S. Child to Receive a Groundbreaking Cochlear Implant

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By Jasmine Smith Verified
| Black Doctor Verified
Photo courtesy of UK HealthCare Despite excelling at reading and math, DuJuan (often called DJ) required speech therapy until the third grade. When he reached the fourth grade, his mom, Letisha Broadus, noticed something alarming: he wasn’t responding when she called him. “He had been in speech therapy since the age of three, and he was actually released from school services because he had met all his goals.
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Meet the Woman Making Sure the Future of Medicine Includes Black People

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By Jasmine Smith Verified
| Black Doctor Verified
Photo courtesy of Acclinate In an industry often defined by rigid data and traditional structures, Tiffany Whitlow is rewriting the rules. As the co-founder of Acclinate, a digital health and predictive technology company that focuses on increasing diversity in clinical trials in communities of color, Whitlow is on a mission to prove that health equity is not just a social imperative—it’s a business necessity.
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