Health care workers surround a patient in a room
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9 Min Read

Q&A: This Latina ob-gyn helps other physicians know their worth

Claudia López, MD, wants physicians from historically excluded racial and ethnic groups to be properly valued in training and within health care.

Health Equity
1 Min Read

Hispanic/Latinx health equity & ethics

Hear on the ways COVID-19 has impacted Latino/a/x communities, the pandemics impact on immigrant communities, testing, trends and equity. 

Population Health
1 Min Read

Hispanic/Latinx health equity: Educational resources

Find educational modules to further your understanding on the policies, health inequities and biases impacting the Hispanic/Latinx communities.

Population Health
2 Min Read

Hispanic/Latinx health equity: Research, education & initiatives

COVID-19 has shown the Hispanic/Latinx community has not only experienced a higher number of cases and deaths but the pandemic has exacerbated inequities.

Population Health
Jerry Abraham, MD
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10 Min Read

Q&A: When fighting climate change, don’t overlook health equity

Throughout the pandemic, AMA member Jerry Abraham, MD, MPH, CMQ, has advocated for equitable vaccine distribution. Now he’s taking on climate change.

Environmental Health
Profile of person wearing an N95 mask
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4 Min Read

AMA to court: Race, ethnicity helps gauge COVID-19 severity risk

Inequities lead to worse COVID-19 outcomes. Learn why physicians should be able to account for that in prescribing decisions.

Judicial Advocacy
Participant at the 2022 Annual Meeting of the HOD
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3 Min Read

AMA: Low-wage work exacerbates health inequities

Doctors declare “poverty is detrimental to health.” Boosting pay among low-income workers would improve outcomes and lower health care costs.

Health Equity
Maurice G. Sholas, MD, PhD
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8 Min Read

Q&A: Kids with disabilities mark big milestones with this doctor

Learn how AMA member Maurice G. Sholas, MD, PhD, looks at the whole child patient in the context of family, community, hopes and dreams.

Population Health
Person in grocery store
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4 Min Read

Pandemic’s devastation among Latinos too often made invisible

1 in 5 U.S. residents has Latin American heritage, yet the health inequities they experience get too little emphasis given their scale and complexity.

Population Health