Cultivating an active and engaged network of training and practicing Black Physicians.
Providing Black physicians and medical students with opportunities for professional development.
Working to improve the health outcomes of Black Ontarians.
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Dr. Ayodele Odutayo is a general internist and nephrologist, serving as a postdoctoral fellow at Toronto General Hospital. His love for science and a desire
Women’s College Hospital, in partnership with the Olive Branch of Hope, has launched a quality improvement project focused on Black Women living with metastatic breast
How Dr. Hammad believes our community networks, activism and advocacy can influence cancer outcomes for Black people.
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