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Nefertiti Austin

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Writer. Mother. Author of MOTHERHOOD SO WHITE Rep’d by @Kate_McKean Bylines: @NYT @WP @GenMedium @TheNation @SheMedia, @Romper, etc Pronouns: She/Her
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Three Los Angeles Friends Bring the First “Martin” Spinoff, “The Varnell Hill Show,” to Paramount+ Original

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By Nefertiti Austin
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By Nefertiti Austin Special to the “Sentinel” The highly anticipated “The Varnell Hill Show” not only celebrates the comedic genius of Tommy Davidson, who reprises his role from the classic sitcom “Martin,” but also honors the talent of three childhood friends who came together to create the spin-off. Show creators Kevin G. Boyd, Sherri McGee McCovey, and Bentley Kyle Evans grew up in Baldwin Hills and View Park-Windsor Hills, located in South Los Angeles.
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How Hot Weather Can Make Eczema Worse — & What To Do About It

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By Nefertiti Austin
| SheKnows Verified
If there is any truth to the nursery rhyme “April showers bring May flowers,” you can get ready for allergy season and eczema flareups when the weather gets warmer. Depending on where you live, vacation plans are set and early summer routines — dusting off beach chairs, rescuing corn hole bean bags from the attic, hosing down the grill and purchasing swimsuits — are in full swing.
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If AI Is the Future of Healthcare, Why Is It Bad at Detecting Breast Cancer in Black Women?

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By Nefertiti Austin
| SheKnows Verified
Artificial intelligence, better known as AI, entered the breast mammography space to enhance interpretation of malignancy in breast tissue, detect breast cancer before it reaches advanced stages, and reduce rates of false positives or false negatives for the presence of cancer. There are a number of benefits, including lowering stress levels, unnecessary biopsies, and financial burdens that cancer patients and survivors experience when traditional mammograms are irregular. So how does it work?
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