National Minority Quality Forum
CBCF ALC 2026: Health Leaders to Examine Access to Breakthrough Therapies
WASHINGTON — At CBCF ALC 2026, healthcare, advocacy and policy leaders will gather this week for a discussion focused on a central challenge in Ame...
- Subash Kafle
NMQF Expands Early Detection Work in Michigan as Flint Research Effort Nears Enrollment Goal
FLINT, Mich. — The National Minority Quality Forum is seeking to deepen collaboration with healthcare, industry and policy leaders across Michigan ...
- Subash Kafle
Summer COVID Surge Builds Across U.S. as Cases Rise Again
A summer COVID surge is building across parts of the United States, as federal and state surveillance data show rising transmission and renewed vir...
- Subash Kafle
Historic Cancer Leadership Milestone Highlights the Importance of Early Detection and Community Outreach
A historic leadership appointment at one of the nation’s premier cancer centers is drawing renewed attention to the importance of diversity i...
- Jessica Wilson
The Communities Most Burdened by Disease Should Be the First to Benefit from Artificial Intelligence
By Gary A. Puckrein, PhD
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare, and its potential to extend the quality and length of human li...
- Victor Mejia
Clinical Trial Diversity Remains a Critical Challenge in Alzheimer’s Research
As new Alzheimer’s treatments move from the laboratory to the clinic, health advocates and researchers are warning that a lack of diversity in clin...
- Jessica Wilson
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