I thought I posted this already, but I was unable to find it. If this happens to be a duplicate, my apologies.

Taken from their About Us page

About BlackDoctor.Org

Blackdoctor.org is the definitive health portal for African Americans.  It is the only resource where Blacks can go to get current, accurate information on how to manage their health and their lives.  When it comes to healthcare, the general population guidelines don’t always apply to Blacks.  The latest research speaks to “Evidence Based Medicine” and how Blacks are different due to such factors as genetics, culture and lifestyle.

Consequently, there needs to be a dedicated website that deals specifically with Black healthy lifestyle issues.  Blackdoctor.org is that website.

This dynamic, interactive platform is designed to educate, inform and motivate all Americans of African descent.

Reginald Ware, CEO

The visionary behind Blackdoctor.org is Reginald Ware.  Ware is the founder of Heart & Soul Magazine, which was the first healthy lifestyle magazine for African American women.  In its prime, Heart & Soul touched the lives of over one million African American women and served as a unique lifestyle guide who’s central theme was “You can do it.”  Now Heart & Soul Magazine is published by Edwin Avent out of Baltimore MD, who shares Ware’s commitment of improving the quality of life for African Americans.

Ware list of achievements include developing a leading gaming portal on the Internet called winhourly.com and working with major Media companies, most recently or which has been Vanguarde Media and Black Enterprise Magazine.

Now Ware’s focus has returned to his original dream and passion.  Blackdoctor.org is not ahead of its time but its time has certainly come.  Now Americans of African decent can come to one location, Blackdoctor.org, and find answers to all of their healthcare questions and concerns.  While Blackdoctor.org is not the total solution to eradicating the healthcare gap, it clearly is a step in the right direction.

Please contact Reggie Ware at ceo@blackdoctor.org

Glenn Ellis, Sr., Executive Editor

Glenn Ellis did his undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania in the area of Health Systems Planning, in a pre-med curriculum. He has studied at THE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF BIO-DYNAMICS (Los Angeles) and THE ATLANTIC ACADEMY OF CLASSICAL HOMEOPATHY (New York). He is keenly involved in the areas of Health Disparities and Medical Ethics.

In addition to having hosted a weekly talk-radio program in Philadelphia for 10 years on WHAT Radio, he is also a contributor on radio and television stations. His Health Commentary is featured weekly on Lee Bailey’s Radioscope, heard throughout the US (53 U.S. markets), the UK and around the world (53 countries) via the Armed Forces Radio Network. Radio stations carrying the program include RadioOne, Clear Channel, Citadel and Cumulus. He is a frequent commentator on WURD and WHAT talk radio stations in Philadelphia.

His columns are syndicated weekly in newspapers and other publications coast to coast, from The Philadelphia Tribune to The Los Angeles Sentinel.  He writes a weekly column for EURweb.com, the #1 source for urban infotainment online. Thousands of visitors daily visit EURweb.com. In total, EURweb.com attracts 1.2 million visitors each month. In addition, EUR’s daily e-mailed newsletter has a database of 72,000 subscribers (including a large celebrity list), reaching over 1.4 million readers monthly.

Please contact Glenn Ellis at exec.editor@blackdoctor.org.

Ronald Childs, Editor At Large

Ronald E. Childs is an award-winning writer, editor, public relations practitioner and photographer whose work frequently appears in Black-interest publications throughout the United States, Africa, the Caribbean, Brazil and Great Britain.  He is also media relations director for Flowers Communications Group, LLC, the largest African American-owned public relations firm in the midwest.