The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention define social determinants of health as “the
conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, and play” that can affect health …

Obstetrician-gynecologists can improve the learning environment and patient care by
addressing implicit bias. Accumulating evidence demonstrates that racial and gender-based …

Objective: Black communities have disproportionately experienced adverse health effects
from the COVID-19 pandemic while simultaneously having less vaccination access and …

Purpose This study explored Black physicians' experience via an antideficit lens to gain new
ideas for advancing minoritized physicians in academic medicine more broadly …

Increasing numbers of faculty who are underrepresented in medicine has been a focus of
academic health systems. Understanding the experiences of these faculty helps in creating …

Racial health disparities are a pervasive feature of modern experience and structural racism
is increasingly recognized as a public health crisis. Yet evolutionary medicine has not …

We write in response to a recent article in this journal calling for the American Medical
Association (AMA), the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), the National …

Background There are few published resources to guide content of health disparities
curricula. To train physicians to effectively address disparities, the needs and expectations of …

Background: Recent attention and focus on, antiracism training in health care has potential
to accelerate our path to social justice and achieve health equity on a national scale …

Pseudoleadership for faculty underrepresented in medicine (URM) has been defined as
when URM faculty are placed in leadership positions only because of the racial and ethnic …