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How Will The Sequester Impact Minorities?

Roland Martin talks to Dr. Brian Smedley and Rep. Marcia Fudge about the effects of the sequestration on minorities.

A transcript of this interview can be found at Roland Martin Reports.

Taking Action to Achieve Health Equity: Beyond the Affordable Care Act

Dr. Brian Smedley delivers the keynote address at the 34th Annual Minority Health Conference at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Dr. Brian Smedley Delivers Keynote at MPHA 2012 Conference

HPI Director Dr. Brian Smedley delivers the keynote address at the Massachusetts Public Health Association 2012 Annual Conference in Westborough, Massachusetts.

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PLACE MATTERS National Conference 2012

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Community Impact Series: Orleans Place Matters

Dr. Brian Smedley Discusses Medicaid Poll

Implications of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act for Health Inequities

Congresswoman Barbara Lee Cites Dr. Brian Smedley

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PLACE MATTERS 2013 National Health Equity Conference

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Telemedicine, Telehealth, and Now mHealth: The Technological Benefits of Mobile Health in Minority Communities

With all the mobile apps and resources available for games, entertainment and media, have you ever thought about the impact that mobile apps could...
New Poll Finds Strong Support in Deep South for Expansion of the Medicaid Program

A new poll by the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies finds solid support across the South from a majority of both African Americans and...
Community Impact Series: Orleans Place Matters

A sense of place is powerful in New Orleans, where people tend to identify strongly with their neighborhoods. But while the culture and tradition of...

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