Increasing the Black Physician Workforce: How One Student is Taking Action to Address Diversity in Medicine
“When I grow up, I wanna be Dr. G!” That was how, at seven years old, I announced to my parents that I wanted to be a[...]
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“When I grow up, I wanna be Dr. G!” That was how, at seven years old, I announced to my parents that I wanted to be a[...]
Read MoreBy: Amy Bantham, DrPH
For medical and public health practitioners working on the COVID-19 response, infectious disease is what we see all day[...]
Read MoreBy: Lindsay Gough, MPA
Throughout the last two years, the COVID-19 pandemic has magnified many existing inequities in health care and[...]
Read MoreBy: Tyler J. Schubert, BA
It’s an overcast Tuesday morning in Scranton, Pennsylvania, as Mary walks into the outpatient clinic for her groceries.[...]
Read MoreBy: Nicole Taylor Morris, MTS
The term “doula” is the latest buzzword appearing everywhere, from social media and podcasts to federal and statewide[...]
Read MoreBy: Karen Patricia Williams, PhD, and Johnnie (Chip) Allen, MPH
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and instances of racism against Black individuals have resulted in dangerous health[...]
Read MoreBy: Newton Nagirimadugu, BS
Sarah is a single mother with a family history of heart disease. One morning, she’s driving her son to soccer practice[...]
Read MoreBy: Simone Wildes, MD, FACP, FIDSA
I remember getting this phone call from a friend and feeling helpless:
I want my grandmother who lives in Boston to get[...]
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