Authors: Linda Bradley, MD, M. LaVora Perry

Linda Bradley, M.D., named a leading American physician by Black Enterprise Magazine in 2008, is an internationally respected obstetrician and gynecologist—a doctor of female reproductive health with over 26 years of experience. At the Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio, which U.S. News & World Report has ranked as a top hospital in the United States for 13 years in a row, she is Vice Chair of the Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women’s Health Institute; Director of Hysteroscopic Services; and Director of the Fibroid and Menstrual Disorders Center. Dr. Bradley is an elected member of the Cleveland Clinic’s Board of Governors (2006-2010) and an Editorial Advisor for OBGYN.net. She has been quoted in O, Essence, Cosmopolitan, and other popular as well as professional publications. She enjoys staying healthy through engaging in physical fitness activities and she likes to cook low-fat dishes made with colorful, fresh vegetables and flavorful spices. Dr. Bradley lives in Ohio with her husband and two children. Download her complete biographical statement here and her Curriculum Vitae here.

M. LaVora Perry is a former greeting card writer whose words have been driven, flown, and sailed around the world in brightly colored envelopes. She is the Executive Editor for UPRIS Corporation--the health information technology company identified by congresswomen Donna M. Christiensen, Chair of the Congressional Black Caucus Health Braintrust, as the leader in its field. Perry has written for several publications, and has edited print calendars with tips for healthy living and history facts. Her upcoming books include the humorous novel for young people, Taneesha Never Disparaging and its sequel, Hidden Jewel. She likes blending different fruits together for naturally sweet breakfast smoothies and riding her bike through her neighborhood streets and parks. Ms. Perry lives in Ohio with her husband and three children. Read her bio and download her resume at MLaVoraperry.com.

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"When I was 14-years-old going on 30…I wish I'd had a book like TEEN SISTERS' HEALTH…And I wish my mother had…too." –Charlise Lyles, author of From the Projects to Prep School and Editor of Catalyst-Ohio, an independent urban school newsmagazine

TEEN SISTERS' HEALTH
A Body, Mind, & Spirit Wellness Guide
for Girls of Color
by Linda Bradley, MD, and M. LaVora Perry
2008