Hey everyone. This is Utebe Essian, and welcome back to the anti-racism and medicine series of the Clinical Problem Solvers podcast.

Or as always, our goal is to equip our learners at all

levels of training with the consciousness and tools to practice anti-racism in their health

professions careers. Today's episode is titled Dismantling Race-Based Medicine Part 2,

Clinical Perspectives and Race-Based Calculators. Clinical perspectives and race-based calculators.

And on today's episode, I'm joined by two of our amazing team members, and I'll let them

introduce themselves, today's topics, and our guests.

Hi, everyone.

I'm Jasmine Williams.

I'm a medical student at UCSF and it's so awesome to be joining

the team and talking to you all today as these issues are things that are really important to me

and my work. And so it's just awesome to be able to learn so much from the rest of the team and

the awesome guests that we have today. Hey, y'all, my name's Rohan Kazanci.

I'm currently an MD MPH student getting my MD down at University of Nebraska Medical Center.

And this year I'm up in Minneapolis working on an MPH at the University of Minnesota School of

Public Health. Totally echo everything Jasmine said, stoked to be here and really excited to dive into

today's episode.

So let me give you an overview of where we're at in our three-part series that we're working on.

This is episode number two in a three-part series on dismantling race-based medicine.

And our goal for this series is to answer fundamental questions.

What is and isn't race?

How have the ways our medical community defines race changed over time?

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