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On November 10, the NM Department of Health provided guidance regarding the pediatric Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5-11.
Vaccine for Children Read More »
The NM Black Leadership Council is hosting a webinar on 11/18 regarding the impact of nutrition on mental health in the Black community. Register here.
November 18 Webinar Read More »
If you have information you would like to share with this provider community, send it to DRoss@NMBLC.org. The Gourd will be published on the first and fifteenth of every month,
Adding to the Cork Board Read More »
In our first issue, we discussed the current reevaluation of race adjustments to glomerular filtration rate (GFR). Such racial adjustments are not unique to nephrology and today we are including
Race Adjustment in Pulmonary Function Tests Read More »
A study published presented to the American Society of Hematology and published in Cancer Discovery described an increasing survival gap between white and black patients with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. The
Worse Survival in AML for Black Patients Read More »
Excessive capitalism and economies based on ‘free-labor” or “normality’ of chattel slavery are at the center of governance for perpetuating the constructs of race, racism, racialization, patriarchy, and classism under
Envisioning a world without white supremacy suggests a new golden age in planetary health based on dignity and respect for human rights. As we move through chaos towards truth, harmony,
How would the world look without white supremacy? Read More »
In bringing theory to practice remember that the dominant white-racist framing in America is intergenerationally reproduced by white elites with power and privilege in all social classes. Analyze and interpret
Historically, the development of systemic racism and the unwillingness of white supremacy to die, has its deep context in macro-level process of U.S. institutions. These institutions consistently promote a pathologic