Listen: Why Providers Need to Hear Black Women on HIV Prevention

Beyonce said... “You won’t break my soul"… But not being heard in healthcare just might break trust.🖤In this episode of CRxOWN Talks, we’re having a necessary conversation about HIV prevention in Black women — and the critical gaps that continue to put our communities at risk.Black women are speaking. Asking questions. Seeking care.So why are so many still being overlooked?Joining me is Dr. Christina Madison, a nationally recognized clinical pharmacist and public health expert, to break down where healthcare is missing the mark — and what providers must do differently to truly serve Black women.Together, we discuss:🧠 Why Black women are often left out of HIV prevention conversations💊 The role of PrEP and why access and education matter⚕🏾 How bias and communication gaps impact care📣 What it means to truly listen and center Black women in healthcareAbout Our Guest:Dr. Christina Madison is a nationally recognized clinical pharmacist, public health expert, and healthcare media contributor with over 20 years of experience. As the Founder and CEO of The Public Health Pharmacist, she specializes in culturally competent health communication, with a focus on HIV prevention, STI awareness, and advancing health equity. Dr. Madison is a trusted voice in media and public health, known for amplifying critical conversations around Black women’s health and empowering communities through evidence-based education.This episode is about more than prevention — it’s about being heard, being respected, and being prioritized.#CRxOWNTalks #HIVPrevention #BlackWomensHealth #ListenToBlackWomen #HealthEquity #PublicHealth #BlackNP