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Building a healthier future for Alabama's Black Belt
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Building a healthier future for Alabama's Black Belt

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Jaha Cummings, Blanchard House Institute founder, and Christopher Kunney, managing partner of IOTech Consulting and Blanchard House Institute advisor, discuss how Tuskegee University is educating new clinicians to serve the community.

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Address bias in AI beyond data sets

At a Global Health Equity Week panel on AI and health equity, Dr. Chris Gibbons, founder and CEO of The Greystone Group, points out that eliminating bias in AI algorithm and technology design will support health equity work.

Address bias in AI beyond data sets
At a Global Health Equity Week panel on AI and health equity, Dr. Chris Gibbons, founder and CEO of The Greystone Group, points out that eliminating bias in AI algorithm and technology design will support health equity work.
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Cell phones are closing gaps in care for vulnerable populations

Since 97% of American adults have a cell phone, keeping in contact is a good way to intervene in health issues and lower disparities, says Marci Bennafield, clinical instructor at Georgia State University's health informatics program.

Cell phones are closing gaps in care for vulnerable populations
Since 97% of American adults have a cell phone, keeping in contact is a good way to intervene in health issues and lower disparities, says Marci Bennafield, clinical instructor at Georgia State University's health informatics program.
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Shining a light on Black Americans' healthcare contributions

From the first human implantation of a cardiac defibrillator to the invention of a more efficient surgical technique that reduces postoperative complications, Black Americans have made many valuable contributions to healthcare.

Shining a light on Black Americans' healthcare contributions
From the first human implantation of a cardiac defibrillator to the invention of a more efficient surgical technique that reduces postoperative complications, Black Americans have made many valuable contributions to healthcare.
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