Rev Run and Novo Nordisk have teamed to create the “Ask.Screen.Know.” program, which encourages people to learn their risks of diabetes, in addition to being screened regularly for the disease.

Rev Run will appear in national public service announcements and host of events around the country, to raise awareness surrounding diabetes.

“Watching my dad manage his diabetes, I know firsthand the impact that the disease can have. Your health is worth the time. That’s why I joined the ‘Ask.Screen.Know.’ campaign,” Rev Run told AllHipHop.com in a press release.

“I’m looking at my own risk of diabetes and holding myself accountable for my health. I’m asking others to do the same,” Rev Run said.

According to data released by Novo Nordisk, African-Americans are two times more likely to develop diabetes than Caucasians, while in general, one in four US adults are at risk for the disease.

Rev Run wants to encourage people to be tested for diabetes, since it could lead to other health issues like heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, high blood pressure blindness And other health issues.

For more information visit: http://www.askscreenknow.com/.

Part 1 follows B.o.B during the day before his album release. B.o.B visits “The View”, BET’s 106 & Park, Associated Press, Power 105.1 with DJ Clue and Hot 97′s Funkmaster Flex.

B.o.B “Strange Clouds” Album Link
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/strange-clouds/id518748242
This is Teaser #3 from The Next 48 Hours w/ B.o.B

The Next 48 Hours is an original production by AllHipHop.com, JumpOff TV and Tantrum Productions. Directed by Steve Raze.

The “docu–soap” series follows the lives of 6 women: Chrissy Lampkin (Jim Jones_, Olivia Longott, Emily Bustamante (Fabolous), Somaya “Boss” Reece, and two newcomers, Yandy Smith (Jim Jones’ manager) and Kimberly “Kimbella” Vanderhee (Juelz Santana).

The season features 10 one-hour episodes, then follow the women as they pursue their careers, in addition to showcasing their love lives.

The series is being executive produced by Mona Scott–Young of Monami Entertainment. As the co-founder of Violator Management, Scott has worked with a number of top artists, including Missy Elliott, 50 Cent, LL Cool J., Busta Rhymes and others.

In addition to Scott-Young, executive producers of the series includes Toby Barrud and Stefan Springman for NFGTV and Jim Ackerman and Jeff Olde, for VH1.

“Love & Hip Hop” is slated to debut on Monday, November 14th.

Check out this exclusive AllHipHop.com clip with Kimbella.

& Max says he’s signing a muiti-million dollar deal.