Cleveland health leaders to discuss tobacco’s impact on Black communities at Euclid event
Village of Healing will host a free public forum on tobacco's disproportionate impact on Black communities, featuring Cleveland and Cuyahoga County health officials, on Nov. 9 in Euclid.
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