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Is There Racial Inequality in the Health Care System?

September 22, 2011
Do White Americans Get Better Health Care than People of Color? (September 15, 2011)
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At a recent event in the Open Society Institute–Baltimore’s Talking About Race series, Michelle Gourdine, physician and author of Reclaiming Our Health: A Guide to African American Wellness, and Thomas LaVeist, director of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Disparities Solutions, discussed the inequities that exist in our current medical care system, and offer solutions for change.

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