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Fresh from residency, Malika Mitchell-Stewart tried to deposit a signing bonus from her first job as a physician. But she claims racial discrimination by the bank ruined the special moment.

An article pays tribute to those who were forced to leave the medical profession, recounting their professional and human trajectory.

A year after a residency program director sued Tulane University Medical School, claiming racial discrimination, the case has been settled. But the internist is still fighting structural racism.

Nursing leaders encourage healthcare settings to confront individual, systemic racism to drive change.

An analysis by researchers at the University of Chicago found that negative terms were more than twice as common in the digital records of Black patients than those of their White counterparts.

Feel like an imposter? Dont. Its more common than you think.

UC Davis training program for nurse leaders uses candid conversation about the countrys history with racism, self-reflection, and discussions about power imbalances to address health inequity.

One third of cardiologist trainees in the UK reported experiencing or witnessing bullying in the previous 4-week period in new survey, with the main perpetrators being consultant cardiologists.

In 2019, 36,801 Americans were diagnosed with HIV, even though effective treatment and prevention pills can eliminate HIV transmission.

The healthcare system, like the legal system, often fails communities of color. A cardiologist dares to hope for meaningful change despite the fact this failure is a feature, not a bug.