Stillman College is promoting the role of HBCUs in bridging divides in American health care and research.
HealthCast
Season 2
Episode 15
32m listen
How Biomedical Programs for Students Spark Novel Research Opportunities
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There are many racial disparities in American medical research and health care, but HBCUs play a critical role in bridging those divides. Dr. Cynthia Warrick, president of Stillman College, and also a pharmacist and health services researcher by trade, highlights how her academic institution is uplifting students and faculty to expand biomedical programs and research impacting the public health care sector.
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Cynthia Warrick President Stillman College
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