
What We Know About Tay Keith's Tragic Ketamine Overdose
Grammy nominated producer Tay Keith is confirmed to have died of a ketamine overdose. Here's everything you need to know about the substance.
Grammy nominated producer Tay Keith is confirmed to have died of a ketamine overdose. Here's everything you need to know about the substance.
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Anne Kamwilla is a Healthcare Policy Analyst with a strong foundation in health economics, policy research, and strategic content creation. With a Bachelor’s degree in Health Economics from Maseno University, Kamwilla specialize in analyzing health systems, designing evidence-based policies, and communicating complex health information clearly and effectively. Alongside policy work, Kamwilla is an experienced content writer and SEO specialist, creating high quality, engaging content that educates, informs, and drives results. She combines analytical skills with creativity to develop blogs, articles, and marketing content tailored to client objectives, particularly in the health and business sectors.

Avery Zenker is a Registered Dietitian with a master’s degree in nutrition, bringing her expertise to both clinical care and evidence-based health communication. She works with clients through HealthCasa and Health for Life Medical Centre, where she focuses on practical, personalized nutrition strategies that support long-term health and well-being. In addition to her clinical practice, Avery contributes her expertise as a medical and health writer for MyHealthTeam, representing MyCrohnsAndColitisTeam. Her writing helps bridge the gap between research and real-world understanding, making complex digestive and chronic disease-related topics more accessible for patients and caregivers. Avery’s professional interests span digestive health, nutrient optimization, women’s health, sports nutrition, plant-based eating, intuitive eating, weight optimization, and chronic disease management, including cardiovascular conditions. She is an active member of the Dietitians of Canada and the College of Dietitians of Ontario.

Adwoafuaa Nwokocha is a board-certified physician, writer, and mother of five based in Houston, Texas. A first-generation Ghanaian-American and graduate of Northwestern University and the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine, she has spent her life defying expectations—both in the operating room and in the courtroom. With a career built on compassion, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence, Dr. Nwokocha is no stranger to navigating high-pressure environments. But her greatest test came not in medicine, but in motherhood. After becoming entangled in a years-long custody battle, she was forced to confront not just personal betrayal but a family court system that too often fails to protect working mothers—especially those of color. Her debut memoir, Custody MD: Fighting for the Woo, offers an unflinching account of that experience. Told with clarity, courage, and emotional depth, the book is both a personal reckoning and a public call for justice. Dr. Nwokocha is passionate about family court reform, women’s rights, and mental health advocacy for survivors of abuse. She continues to practice medicine while raising her children and using her voice to support others who feel unseen and unheard in their own legal and personal battles.

Arthur L. “Bud” Burnett II, M.D., MBA, FACS, is a groundbreaking urologist, researcher, and educator who has served at Johns Hopkins for over 40 years. He is the Patrick C. Walsh Professor of Urology, Director of the Male Consultation Clinic, and Professor of Oncology. A barrier-breaking leader, Dr. Burnett was the first Black person to reach several historic milestones in urology—including Professor of Urology at Johns Hopkins, President of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America, and Board Member of the American Urological Association. Internationally recognized for advancing men’s health, he has performed thousands of surgeries and pioneered minimally invasive, nerve-sparing techniques that preserve quality of life. His groundbreaking research on erectile function paved the way for oral therapies such as Viagra, and he continues to innovate treatments for both men’s and women’s urologic health. The author of 500+ scientific articles and three books—including Johns Hopkins Patient’s Guide to Prostate Cancer (2010), Prostate Cancer Survivors Speak Their Minds (2010), and The Manhood Rx (2022)—Dr. Burnett will release his next book in 2026. Through UroMissionsWorks, the nonprofit he founded, he brings critical urologic care to underserved communities worldwide. His contributions have been recognized with top honors, including the American Urological Association’s Distinguished Contribution Award and the Hugh Hampton Young Award.

Benecia Williams is double board certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine. She works as an attending physician at PMR Fort Worth where she specializes in musculoskeletal/sports medicine, interventional spine medicine, fluoroscopic and ultrasound procedures. After receiving a BS in Kinesiology from the University of Sacramento, she headed to the University of North Texas Health Science Center for a master’s degree in Medical Science and a doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine. After graduation, she completed an internship at John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth and residency at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas (excelling as Chief Resident in both establishments) before returning to John Peter Smith for an ACGME Sports Medicine Fellowship. Today, Dr. Williams continues to service PMR Fort Worth patients in several sports medicine arenas, offering peripheral joint injections, regenerative medicine, and Botox injections for chronic migraine treatment and spasticity/dystonia management. Her extensive training and experience, including several years as sideline physician for Division I collegiate sports, enables her to approach treatment from various facets using multiple modalities. She is also a medical cannabis provider, sitting on the medical advisory board for one of the licensed dispensaries in Texas.

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