Welcome back to the anti-racism and medicine series of the clinical problem solvers podcast, or as always, our goal is to equip our listeners at all levels of training with the tools

to practice anti-racism in their health professions careers.

This episode is the third and final episode of our three-part series on dismantling race-based

medicine titled Towards Justice and Race Conscious Medicine.

I'm excited to be joined by my colleagues, Derek and Michelle,

who I'll let introduce themselves today's topics and our guest.

Hi, everyone. This is Derek Paul.

I can't say how excited I am for this episode.

In part one of our sub-series on dismantling race-based medicine,

Professor Edwin Lindo, he talked on dismantling race-based medicine, Professor Edwin Lindo,

he talked us through defining race, understanding race as a social and political construct.

He talked us through the history of race and its origins as a categorization of people.

And he talked about the role that the profession of medicine

has played in reinforcing race and racism

throughout history.

In part two, we talked with Dr. Ananya and Dr. Si

about the way they've seen race-based medicine

play out in their clinical practice. They talked about race-based calculators,

harm that it's done to patients they've cared for, and they talked about current movements to

re-examine and change and some of these practices. So today in part three, we get to talk about what lies ahead when it comes to some of the hardest questions, research, personalized medicine, genetics, race-based pharmaceuticals.

How do we move forward with a lens of justice and race consciousness in medicine.

How do we reimagine this world and this profession?

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