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three women are standing in a row, smiling and looking at the camera; from left to right: thea james is a short, thin black woman with grey hair and black glasses. she is wearing a grey pantsuit, next to her is elena mendez-escobar who is a light-skinned latina woman wearing a colorful orange and pink dress. her brown hair reaches her shoulders. petrina martin-chery is last. she is a black woman, with light brown braids. she is wearing a black turtleneck and smiling at the camera.

Combatting Racism

In Its Second Year, BMCHS' Health Equity Accelerator Sees Racial Gaps Closing for Pregnancy and Diabetes

February 22nd, 2024

| Meryl Bailey

Uche Blackstock, a Black woman with locs is speaking into a microphone. She is wearing a blue dress and the backdrop is a royal purple.

Combatting Racism

A Health Equity Trailblazer Shares Her Own Story of Medical Gaslighting

February 7th, 2024

| Caitlin White

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Combatting Racism

5 Times BMCHS Re-Affirmed Its Commitment to Health Equity in 2023

December 22nd, 2023

| HealthCity Editors

A photo collage of the images: A Black male speaker wearing a beanie looking to his right; a Black female doctor with short hair and glasses stands between her colleagues, two white women with their hair tied back into buns look at one another in front of a view of the ocean; a Black woman with short dark hair looks at the camera; a white female doctor with long brown hair is wearing a doctor's coat smiles at the camera while she is at her desk at work.

Combatting Racism

The 5 Stories Our Readers Loved The Most In 2023

December 7th, 2023

| HealthCity Editors

A black female doctor with long dark hair is wearing a white coat and holding a clipboard. A black man with short hair is seated on a patient bed and wearing a red striped polo shirt and jeans. They are both in a patient room.

Combatting Racism

Diversifying Research Staff Is Linked to Increase in Racially Diverse Clinical Trial Participants

November 2nd, 2023

| HealthCity Editors

an adult person is doing home dialysis

Combatting Racism

Boston Medical Center Shows Expanded Home Dialysis Fosters Equity in Kidney Disease

October 27th, 2023

| Jenny Fernandez

thea james presenting at EQTY 2023 a summit for health justice by boston medical center on stage

Combatting Racism

"Reject Futility": BMCHS's Health Justice Summit Opens With a Potent Message of Hope

September 14th, 2023

| Caitlin White

A black teenage boy in a wheelchair looks out his window.

Combatting Racism

People of Color With Disabilities Face Double Discrimination

August 24th, 2023

| HealthCity Editors

Two women stand together outside. The woman on the left is Black and has short gray hair. She wears glasses and a gray suit coat with an orange shirt. The woman on the right is Hispanic/Latina. She has long brown hair and is smiling. She wears a brown jacket and a blouse with flowers.

Combatting Racism

EQTY 2023 Summit Will Convene Health Justice Leaders Who Are Sparking Innovation

August 10th, 2023

| Elli Greenlaw

A Black mental health professional sits in a chair with a clipboard. She is talking to another Black woman patient who is seated on a couch.

Combatting Racism

Being Seen: Why Racial Affinity Matters for Mental Health Providers and Their Patients

July 27th, 2023

| Sean Hagan

A Black woman with long brown hair is seated in a chair and speaking into a microphone. Two women sit to her right and one woman sits to her left. All of them are listening to her speak.

Combatting Racism

Equity Leaders Are Burning Out — So They're Coming Together to Build Resilience

July 6th, 2023

| Katie Dillon

A Black woman sleeping with her newborn baby on a hospital bed. The baby's is lying on top of the mother and the mother is resting her hand gently over the baby's back. The baby has short, dark hair.

Combatting Racism

Standardizing the Decision-to-Incision Process Improves Fetal Outcomes After C-Sections

June 22nd, 2023

| HealthCity Editors

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