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Hines VA Hospital helps train next generation of health care providers - Vimarsana News

Hines VA Hospital helps train next generation of health care providers

Nearly 70 percent of all U.S. physicians have studied at VA medical centers, and more than 113,000 health care trainees learn at VA medical centers nationwide each year, including over 1,300 at Edward Hines Jr. VA Hospital.

Medical School Drops Race Requirement from Internship Application - Vimarsana News

Medical School Drops Race Requirement from Internship Application

A medical school has dropped requirements for an internship that would have barred white and Asian applicants following an investigation. 

Oh, you mean we *can't* bar whites from our program? - Vimarsana News

Oh, you mean we *can't* bar whites from our program?

Loyola University Chicago’s medical school recently removed requirements from an internship application that would have barred students from applying because of their race or ethnicity....

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Loyola University Chicago drops race criteria for 'diverse' surgery internship program - Vimarsana News

Loyola University Chicago drops race criteria for 'diverse' surgery internship program

Do No Harm, the Virginia non-profit responsible for the federal complaint against the university, previously sued Pfizer unsuccessfully

DOE probing Loyola Chicago after medical school accused of racial limits on applicants - Vimarsana News

DOE probing Loyola Chicago after medical school accused of racial limits on applicants

The Department of Education announced it is investigating Loyola University Chicago's Stritch School of Medicine following accusations that the school places racial limits on its internship program and requires applicants to submit images of themselves.