Lloyd B. Minor

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DETROIT, MI – APRIL 12: Medical staff watch and advise walk-in patients who received their COVID-19 vaccination at a pop-up clinic at Western International High School on April 12, 2021 in Detroit, Michigan. The state of Michigan has seen an explosion of COVID-19 cases despite a massive effort to roll out vaccines. Pop-up clinics in various communities are one of the ways the state government is trying to get the surge under control. (Photo by Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images)

Health care’s ‘rabbit and duck’ problem: the gap between public health and medicine

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Lloyd B. Minor writes, “Far more than our family histories or genetic code, our zip code—the place we call home—remains the single greatest predictor of long-term health and life expectancy.”

These 5 numbers tell you everything you need to know about racial disparities in health care

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Dean of Stanford Medicine: How virtual care can make medicine even more human

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Why Google’s Crackdown on Fake Medicine Is So Important

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What The First Microscopes Teach Us About Electronic Health Records

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Commentary: How Silicon Valley Can Help Fix Our Health Care System

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The Biggest Challenges in Health Care Data

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Brainstorm Health: The Biggest Challenges in Health Care Data

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The Medical World Faces Revolution, But Must Change Its Mindset to Leverage It

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