Equity in Medicine

from Lung Cancer Considered Hosted by IASLC

In the latest episode of Lung Cancer Considered, three experts in thoracic oncology from around the world discuss and share their stories and experience about diversity and equity in medicine. This episode features a conversation between Dr. Narjust Duma, assistant professor of medicine - thoracic oncology at the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center; Dr. Jhanelle Gray, chair of the department of thoracic oncology and program co-leader for chemical biology and molecular medicine at the Moffitt Cancer Center; and Dr. Clarissa Mathias, Brazilian Society of Medical Oncology president, IASLC Board Member, Chair of the ASCO International Committee and Medical Oncologist at Grupo Oncoclinicas.

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