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How Erica Cobb Built A Media Space For Black Women’s Health

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In this ForbesTalks conversation, NAACP Image Award–nominated podcast host and ComebackTV CEO Erica Cobb sits down with Forbes’ Community Manager, Ayisha Mendez to share her IVF journey, the real cost of infertility, and why she created Fertility Unfiltered. From breaking cultural taboos to building a digital community, Cobb offers insights, resources, and advice for anyone navigating assisted conception—and shows how storytelling is her most powerful form of advocacy.

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