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To be clear, the Slaughter Mansion - close to 5,000 square feet, 4 bedrooms, balconies, and all the rest - is named for Wyatt Slaughter, the city's first Black Physician, who arrived in 1903 with a degree from Meharry College in Tennessee and little else.
Susana Kalish thanks Northeastern’s MLK Scholarship for enabling her to explore holistic care and community empowerment.
Black faculty comprise just 18.7% of active Black dermatologists in the United States, according to a 2022 report from the Association of American Medical Colleges.
Medscape talks with Jasmine Brown, a Rhodes Scholar and Penn medical student who spotlights the struggles of early Black women physicians in her new book.
Patients have rights but so do healthcare workers. We can't continue to facilitate patient bias.