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The Department of OBGYN together with our institution are actively taking measures to address structural racism and the resulting health inequities. The current disparities in obstetric and other health outcomes among women of color are extremely disturbing. We are committed to improving outcomes and eliminating the healthcare disparities that exist within our community.
We pledge and are working to diversify our workforce while providing the resources and mentorship to ensure success. We are actively developing programs in which learners and employees will thrive in a diverse, equitable, inclusive and safe environment. We expect all who work here to self-reflect, acknowledge and speak out against any bias, discrimination or racism.
“A commitment to Safety. A habit of Collaboration. A practice of Humility. A track record of Excellence.” These words characterize Dr. Timothy Klatt, who was chosen by the Medical Executive Committee for the 2020 Smallwood Award due to his tireless work on advancing patient safety...
The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) has recognized Janet S. Rader, MD, as a contributing team member of the Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) project team. Dr. Janet S. Rader serves as the Jack A. & Elaine D. Klieger professor and chair of the Department...
During the 2018-2019 academic year, the Medical College's Curriculum and Evaluation Committee (CEC) awarded Outstanding Medical School Teacher pins to 315 educators. ...
Heart disease remains the number one cause of death in women – this program will tell you what can be done to lessen the risk, the often subtle symptoms that can occur in women and of course, diagnosis and treatment at the best medical center...
In addition to nourishment, breastfeeding promotes bonding between a mother and child. But is it safe to do during the COVID-19 pandemic?...
About 6-8% of all pregnancies are considered high risk. But Heather Stainback's fifth pregnancy was more complicated and more life-threatening than most....
Drs. Sunila Pradeep, Ramani Ramchandran, Janet Rader and Pradeep Chaluvally-Raghavan author ERBB3-induced furin promotes the progression and metastasis of ovarian cancer via the IGF1R/STAT3 signaling axis in the NatureResearch journal of Oncogene....
Our Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility physicians - Kate Schoyer, MD, Bo Rydze, MD, and Jayme Bosler, authors Advanced maternal age and in vitro fertilization: to inject or to inseminate? That is the question in the journal of Fertility and Sterility....
There are many adjectives one can use to describe ovarian cancer: relentless, cruel, a monster. But Dr. Sunila Pradeep also finds it ironic....
