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Stanford WC4BL and the Stanford Health Justice Coalition

Stanford WC4BL and the Stanford Health Justice Coalition organized a rally this past Friday to #DefendDACA! “Students shared their experiences as DACA recipients and we are working on a photo campaign, phone banking, and fundraising for a local organization” #MedDreamers #Repost @stanfordomsa ・・・ #defenddaca (at Stanford University School of Medicine: Center of Excellence)...

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Self Care Tuesday

Take a break. Your studying, your work, your activism can wait for you for 10 seconds…20 seconds…30 seconds. Mindfully find *reset* time for your mind and your body today, however short or however long. . . . #selfcaresaturday #destressmonday #destress #relaxationtips #guidedmeditation #selfcarematters #selfcare #destresstips #stressfree #wellness #selfcareinactivism...

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FollowFriday: @projectdiversifymedicine

#FollowFriday: @projectdiversifymedicine is your new daily pick-me-up! Featuring health professionals who are underrepresented in their fields and reminding us all what we’re working towards. ———— “What you think, you become.” ~Buddha ….. If you believe you can become a doctor then you will. DREAM. BELIEVE. WORK. REPEAT until you are wearing that long white...

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Medical Myth: “Black Women Feel Less Pain”

#throwbackthursday in Medical History: J. Marion Sims was a white sadist who is often considered “the father of gynecology”. His breakthroughs are built on the backs of enslaved black women and the *persisting* medical myth he perpetuated that “black women feel less pain”. He procured enslaved black women (at least two named Betsy and...

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Term Tuesday: Institutional Racism

Another #termtuesday! Your beginner’s guide or maybe the thing you send your exhausting friends who ask you all these questions ;D. An example of institutional racism in medicine: A disproportionate number of the uninsured are racial minorities. As health insurance access in the U.S. is *still* most often tied to employment, racial stratification of...

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