Overview
- Speaking from Henry Ford Hospital, Shabazz said doctors have no further hospital treatments to offer and arranged for him to continue care at home.
- He told FOX 2 he has two blood infections and described bleeding and severe discomfort, while expressing hope grounded in faith.
- Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan visited Shabazz at the hospital on Friday, offering support as the activist prepares to leave inpatient care.
- Family members said they are being trained to administer medications and assist with therapy so he can manage treatment at home.
- Shabazz, a leader of the New Black Panther Nation/Marcus Garvey Movement, previously survived a massive 2023 heart attack and received a permanent heart pump implant.