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Mike Bloomberg will donate $600m to historically Black medical schools

Bloomberg Philanthropies donated $600 million to four historically Black medical schools to support diversification, growth, and stability.

The Lack of Native Doctors Has Deadly Consequences. We Can Fix It.

Increased access to scholarships and funding is crucial for improving Native representation in medicine.

No, Michael Bloomberg - black doctors don't offer better care to blacks than white ones

Michael Bloomberg's $600 million donation highlights the urgent need for more Black doctors but rests on the oversimplified premise of racial concordance.

Mike Bloomberg will donate $600m to historically Black medical schools

Bloomberg Philanthropies donated $600 million to four historically Black medical schools to support diversification, growth, and stability.

The Lack of Native Doctors Has Deadly Consequences. We Can Fix It.

Increased access to scholarships and funding is crucial for improving Native representation in medicine.

No, Michael Bloomberg - black doctors don't offer better care to blacks than white ones

Michael Bloomberg's $600 million donation highlights the urgent need for more Black doctors but rests on the oversimplified premise of racial concordance.
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Shades of Inequity: Why It's Crucial to Diversify Medical Illustrations - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly

The lack of diversity in medical illustrations perpetuates health inequities and misrepresents the diversity of the population.

South Bay health officials celebrate contributions of Hispanic physicians while pointing out shortage

There is a critical shortage of Latine physicians in California and the U.S., despite Latine individuals making up a significant portion of the population.

A $600 million gift will go to Black medical schools' endowments, thanks to this donor

Bloomberg Philanthropies is donating $600 million to four historically Black medical schools to increase Black representation in the medical field.

Black Men in White Coats: Student organization at Jefferson University aims for more diversity with Black doctors

A student organization at Jefferson University called Black Men in White Coats aims to increase the number of Black doctors.
The organization recognizes the impact of a lack of diversity in medicine on health outcomes for Black people.
The group is working to improve access to better healthcare for Black communities and inspire more Black students to pursue careers in medicine.
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Black Americans expect to face racism in the doctor's office, survey finds

People of color who have a doctor who looks like them report more satisfaction with their health care.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian and Alaska native adults were more likely to report negative interactions during health care visits.

Black Americans expect to face racism in the doctor's office, survey finds

People of color who have a doctor who looks like them report more satisfaction with their health care.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian and Alaska native adults were more likely to report negative interactions during health care visits.

Black Americans expect to face racism in the doctor's office, survey finds

People of color who have a doctor who looks like them report more satisfaction with their health care.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian and Alaska native adults were more likely to report negative interactions during health care visits.

Black Americans expect to face racism in the doctor's office, survey finds

People of color who have a doctor who looks like them report more satisfaction with their health care.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian and Alaska native adults were more likely to report negative interactions during health care visits.
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Black Americans expect to face racism in the doctor's office, survey finds

People of color who have a doctor who looks like them report more satisfaction with their health care.
Black, Hispanic, Asian, and American Indian and Alaska native adults were more likely to report negative interactions during health care visits.
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