Excited to thank Meharry Global Health and HIV Clinical Services team at Chilenje Hospital in Lusaka Zambia for exceptional work preventing mother to child HIV transmission. Meharry legacy and mission alive in Africa.
Excited to thank Meharry Global Health and HIV Clinical Services team at Chawama Hospital in Lusaka Zambia for transformational work in eliminating mother to child HIV transmission. Meharry legacy and mission alive in Africa.
Wonderful celebration today with 65 Docs, NPs, nurses, data managers, Mentoring Moms & support staff of Meharry Global Health and HIV Clinical Services in Lusaka. Their work has changed lives of hundreds of women and their children infected or affected by HIV. Kudos to all!
Great meeting today with Zambia's Secretary for Health Dr Lackson Kasonka to discuss Black Medical School Consortium's commitment to improve health of all Zambians. Meharry, Charles Drew, Morehouse and Howard proud of our teams' reduction of HIV's impact on people of Zambia.
Enjoyed presenting my research on HIV to faculty and students at Univ of Zambia School of Health Sciencs today. Looking forward to continued collaborations between Meharry and UMZA scientists.
Intercultural Cancer Council invites you to join an important workshop today at 1:30 pm EST sponsored by the Minority Quality Forum & CancerCare. Experts presenting include Drs. Edith Mitchell, Lisa Newman, Thelma Hurd, and Carolyn Messner. #ncmedrcop@InterculturalCC@DrPatMJ
There’s been talk about limited access to the vaccine/low vaccine numbers for African Americans & other populations of color. The @TnCeal team has made this a priority. For what they’re doing, be sure to tune in to these podcasts! @PCTCoP@FOXNashville
@APPEALhealth @cancerLGBT @Health4Americas@SelfMadeHealth A1: This is the National Center for Medical Education Development and Research @MeharryMedical. We inform #medicaleducation curriculum to address the needs of three vulnerable populations: LGBTQ, persons experiencing homelessness & migrant farmworkers. #StopCancerTogether
Humbled to be Tennessee Tribune Person of the Year. This recognition is for Meharry's outstanding students, staff and faculty. During pandemic they have exemplified why Meharry exists - to serve others while working to achieve health equity. Thanks to them all.