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FEBRUARY 2025 In honor of Heart Month, The Cobb Institute invites you to an intimate conversation with leading cardiologists for an engaging discussion on heart health. This expert-led dialogue will explore the latest advancements in cardiovascular care, prevention strategies, and lifestyle choices that support a healthy heart. With Dr. Quinn Capers (Howard University), Dr. Elizabeth Ofili (Morehouse College), and Dr. Randall Morgan (Cobb Institute). JANUARY 2025 How timely vaccinations protect high-risk groups, reduce the spread of preventable diseases, and promote overall community health. Live discussion: "The Importance of Timely Vaccinations" with our three experts, Dr. Doris Browne, Dr. Audra Meadows (OB/GYN) & Dr. Tanya Rogo (Pediatrics). DECEMBER 2024 Explore how public health departments play a pivotal role in promoting vaccine access and education within communities. This engaging webinar will feature expert speakers discussing strategies for increasing vaccine adoption, addressing barriers, and building trust to improve community health outcomes. Dr. Winston Price, Dr. Dial Hewlett, and Dr. Michelle Taylor. |
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Call for Papers: Addressing Structural Racism in Health Care Special Theme Issue. NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery invites manuscripts to be considered for inclusion in an upcoming theme issue on addressing structural racism in health care. Submissions Deadline: March 3, 2025. Issue Date: July 2025. https://catalyst.nejm.org/author-center/structural-racism-papers
Heart-to-Heart: Don't miss this Facebook Live webinar with Dr. Quinn Capers (Howard University), Dr. Elizabeth Ofili (Morehouse College), and Dr. Randall Morgan (Cobb Institute) https://www.facebook.com/events/2329243070786325 Get expert insights on heart health, prevention tips, and the latest in cardiovascular care—all in a relaxed and engaging discussion. Don’t miss this important conversation about protecting your heart!
Just published in Journal of the National Medical Association: The IMF/NMA medical student mentorship program in health equity in multiple myeloma is sponsored by the International Myeloma Foundation (IMF) and the Cobb Institute's Cobb Scholars. Article: https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1ka586M-e2NnX