"What means the most are the everyday moments when I get to live the reasons why I am professionally out. It's my ultimate goal to serve patients by providing an environment where they experience understanding, empathy and inclusion in a natural way."
- Ly Pham, Internal Medicine
The piece Iβve been waiting to share with you all for a long time.
The piece that speaks to what minority stress is.
The piece about how that knowledge changed my life.
Honored to have worked with @KathleenBurge of @cogwbur (of @WBUR/@NPR) on this.π
https://t.co/ea849UKXAW
@ayshakhoury I stand with you. Thank you for your bravery in sharing your story. Sorry that it has to come to this in order for you to be hopefully reinstated. If there is anything that I could do to help my fellow colleague, let me know.
If you can recognize eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyangiitis which occurs in fewer than 5 in a million people, then you can learn how to address and treat trans patients who represent closer to 1 in 100
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Itβs striking that the conversations about race being had by many racial justice allies are new to them. For many Black Americans, such talks are a nearly daily occurrence. And it has often fallen to Black medical students to have these conversations with Black patients.