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One House bill would make Georgia’s Medicaid managed care insurers face stricter requirements on how they spend their government dollars. There’s a second bill that has also captured their attention […]
Prescription drugs: Another potential legislative change that Medicaid insurers face Read More »
The health system and medical school have teamed up to increase the number of physicians who are people of color and to boost medical training in health equity, racial disparities,
CommonSpirit and Morehouse Addressing Underrepresented Physicians and Health Equity Read More »
Joint undergraduate/graduate medical education program aims to advance health equity By RENEE STOVSKY Cameron Martin, 32, a second-year physician assistant student at Morehouse School of Medicine, recently completed a clinical
CommonSpirit teams with Morehouse School of Medicine to mint more minority clinicians Read More »
The City of Chicago will remove the mask and vaccine requirements for certain public spaces on February 28 to align with the State of Illinois’ previously announced plans to lift
City removes most mask and vaccine requirements on February 28 | Reel Chicago Read More »
A panel convened by the Cancer History Project for Black History Month started with a discussion of mentorship, and concluded with a big underlying concept—justice. The panel, which met Feb.
Black History Month panel: “We need to talk about justice” Read More »
Tobacco-Free Kids Welcomes FDA’s Submission of Proposed Rules to Ban Menthol Cigarettes and Flavored Cigars to OMB for Review Statement of Matthew L. Myers, President, Campaign for Tobacco-Free KidsFebruary 25,
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