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Anti-DEI laws are among several pieces of recent legislation restricting Florida doctors’ ability to care for their patients.

Chicago, IL, Jan. 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME), in partnership with the Docs with...

Last week, Black people from all over the country flocked to Galveston for the 158th anniversary of Juneteenth. Local leaders and residents should be proud of the role the community

Organizations have been working to improve diversity, equity, and inclusion for decades, often in a cycle of progress followed by retraction. After an increased focus on racial justice in 2020, many associations are hoping to seed long-lasting change through a new C-suite position: chief diversity officer.

Carle Illinois College of Medicine Students Learn Real-world Lessons from Clinician Ambassadors

The accreditation body for graduate medical education wants programs to pay more attention to “equity.”

NEWPORT NEWS — William “Barry” McDade, 73, of Newport News, unexpectedly passed away on Wednesday, December 1, 2021 after a long battle with cancer.

Project estimated to cost around €6.25 billion and would span over 15-20 years • Gozo would not be connected to the metro line under the current proposal

Patients of color often seek care from doctors who look like them, but they may have to wait a long time for that opportunity. AMA Equity Plan 2021-2023 Embedding equity into medicine requires planning and honesty. To meet this moment, the AMA has developed a plan to advance racial and social justice. Medical schools need to aggressively recruit a more diverse community of medical students—beginning as early as high school—to help in the fight against health in...

Jamel Hill, a fourth year medical student, confronted a stark reality when he went into medical school. But through the racial microaggressions, he also found mentors who guided him through the hardest times. He just matched in a physical medicine and rehabilitation residency at the University of Kentucky. "Its a dream Ive had since high school," he says. (Farah Yousry/WFYI) Jamel Hill, 30, describes his first few months in medical school in 2016 as a "rude awakening." With few people looking l...