In this episode of the 'About That Life' podcast, Dr. Batts converses with Candace D. Adams, a dedicated nurse and inspiring clothing designer. Together, they discuss the intersection of African American heritage, heart health, and the significance of representation in both medicine and fashion. Candace shares her experiences growing up in San Antonio, her journey in nursing, and her passion for creating 'Intricate Lineage,' a clothing line that celebrates the Black West and highlights the strength and elegance of women of color. With heartfelt insights and actionable advice on health education, Candace's story is a testament to resilience and intentional living.
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