Hello and welcome to Fat Maskara. Hi! Hi! Hi, I'm Jess. How's it going?

It's going well. I'm excited about today's episode.

I feel like this week we're giving everybody like a good mix of like fun and service and information with our podcast.

Oh yes, yes, if you're just jumping into this episode, the episode right before that we recorded

a couple days ago was our Emily and Paris Jamberry.

Yes, exactly. was our Emily and Paris Jamboree.

Yes, exactly.

And now we're going to get back into some science,

so I'm in my happy case.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, this is like where you thrive.

We have Dr. Susan Taylor, a dermatologist and a professor of dermatology at the

hospital of the University of Pennsylvania. So I first met her years ago

because she found well she's the head of the skin of color society, but

NBD, she also founded it. And that group has been such an amazing resource of news and information

for Jess and I over the years.

It's just they put on these media events, they share information, they always have resources

for you, doctors to talk to if you're in the media.

P.S. if I'm

if I have any media friends out there hit up Dr. Susan Taylor. Anyway, earlier this year I saw

her name on an academic paper she co-authored titled Multiethic Training

in Residency which was basically a survey of

doctors in training and they were asking about whether or not they felt prepared

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