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Seeing Patients A Surgeons Story Of Race And Medical Bias 1st Edition Augustus A White Iii

Name: Seeing Patients A Surgeons Story Of Race And Medical Bias 1st Edition Augustus A White Iii
SKU: BELL-51597518
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Seeing Patients A Surgeons Story Of Race And Medical Bias 1st Edition Augustus A White Iii instant download after payment.

Publisher: Harvard University Press.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.63 MB

Pages: 353

Author: Augustus A. White III, MD.

ISBN: 9780674244061, 9780674244054, 9780674241374, 0674244060, 0674244052, 0674241371

Language: English

Year: 2019

Edition: 1

Volume: 1

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Seeing Patients A Surgeons Story Of Race And Medical Bias 1st Edition Augustus A White Iii by Augustus A. White Iii, Md. 9780674244061, 9780674244054, 9780674241374, 0674244060, 0674244052, 0674241371 instant download after payment.

Gus White grew up on the wrong side of the color line in Jim Crow Tennessee, then became the first black medical student at Stanford and a top surgeon at Harvard. Throughout his career he has witnessed unconscious bias against nonwhite patients. Seeing Patients shares these sobering stories and outlines concrete solutions to medical inequity.