In this episode of WMed Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness podcast, we explore the forefront of cancer care in Kalamazoo. Our guest, David Shalowitz, MD, MSHP share their expertise on current disparities, the ‘whys’ behind them, and the intersectionality of social determinants in rural and urban cancer care access. We delve into building trust in communities of color, especially in early prevention and clinical trial participation. Join us for actionable insights on how primary healthcare providers and communities can improve access to cancer care resources. Whether you’re a student, faculty, or resident, our guest provides recommendations for those interested in contributing to this vital research. For more information, contact Kelsey Caras: kelsey.caras@wmed.edu
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