Why Increasing Black Men In Medicine Is Essential
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NIH: Notable African American Surgeons
Vivien Thomas, a key member of the first surgical cures for cyanotic heart diseases, was not even a physician. However it seems he was given credit by a lot of the physicians he did train; this Black History Month, I … Continue reading
Trend of fewer black male doctors has broader public health impact
This article discusses the issue of the underrepresentation of black male doctors and explores potential solutions to address this disparity. It highlights the importance of early exposure and mentorship programs in inspiring and guiding young black males toward careers in … Continue reading
Unequal Pay for Doctors
This article discusses the issue of unequal pay among doctors, with minority physicians experiencing significant disparities compared to their white male counterparts. The study conducted by researchers at Harvard Medical School reveals that black male physicians face a wage gap … Continue reading
‘It was stolen from me’: Black doctors are forced out of training programs at far higher rates than white residents
This article highlights the concerning phenomenon of black doctors being forced out of training programs at higher rates than their white counterparts. The statistics presented shed light on the ongoing disparities and biases faced by black professionals in medicine. Efforts … Continue reading