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Sunjay Letchuman, BBA, is from Shreveport, Louisiana and is a second year medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

A Texas A&M University Mays Business School professor says unconventional partnerships may be the key to making health care more accessible to marginalized communities.In “Community Health Partners in Unexpected Places,” an article that has just

Texas A&M University professor Dr. Leonard Berry says common places — libraries, barber shops, shopping malls — could be used to increase access to health care services.

The American Hospital Association responds to an article claiming hospitals dont deserve their 340B tax exemption, citing the sectors contributions to communities with vulnerable populations.

On the whole, the care for elderly poor people with chronic illnesses leaves a lot to be desired in the United States. PACE, a comprehensive, integrated, community-based care approach that lets older adults continue to live at home as long as possible, can serve as a model for improving the needs of this population. This article examines PACE Southeast Michigan, an outstanding PACE program.

Michael Pitonak, Sunjay Letchuman, Hamzah Ahmed and Christopher J. Thompson have been recognized for their exceptional academic and extracurricular achievements.

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