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Study finds Black and Latino family medicine doctors treat more Medicaid patients and practice in original neighborhoods, indicating commitment to serving marginalized communities.
A study from George Washington University reveals that Black and Latino family medicine doctors are more likely to treat Medicaid patients and practice in their original neighborhoods compared to their White and Asian counterparts.
This trend indicates their commitment to serving marginalized communities, which often face health disparities.
The study calls for increased representation of minority medical students to help reduce healthcare inequities in the U.S. and foster a more inclusive medical workforce.
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Estudio encuentra médicos de medicina familiar negros y latinos tratan a más pacientes de Medicaid y practican en vecindarios originales, lo que indica el compromiso de servir a las comunidades marginadas.