Topic: As a part of Black History Month, MedPage Today speaks with Kameelah Phillips, MD, an ob/gyn and founder of Calla Women’s Health in New York City. We will talk about the history of racism in gynecology, recognize the Black women who contributed to practices still used today, and provide resources for clinicians communicating with patients in minority communities.
When: Thursday, Feb. 25, 4:30 PM EST
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Questions? If you have questions before Wednesday’s live interview, submit them by commenting below and we will address them during the event. You can also ask questions during the interview.
Read Before the Event:
Black Doctor Dies After Giving Birth, Underscoring Maternal Mortality Crisis
Op-Ed: Black Men, ‘PSA Prison,’ and the Tuskegee Legacy
Op-Ed: Racism as a Public Health Crisis
AMA Must Work Harder to End Racism in Medicine, Delegates Say
Clinicians Push Back on Racism in Medicine
Source: MedicalNewsToday.com
