Hey y'all. This is Rohan Kazanji and welcome back to another episode of the anti-racism and medicine series of the Clinical Problem Solvers podcast, where as always, our mission is to equip our listeners with the consciousness and tools to practice anti-racism in their health professions careers.

This episode is a really special one for our team. It is our first ever fully live recording.

Utebe and Sid spoke with three fantastic health equity researchers

at the Society for General Internal Medicine's annual meeting,

and I just can't wait for y'all to hear their conversation.

Enjoy this recording, and as always, feel free to hit us up on social media

and let us know what you think.

Music recording and as always feel free to hit us up on social media and let us know what you think. Hey all, this is Sud Krishna Murthy and welcome back to another episode of the anti-racism and medicine series of the

Clinical Problem Solvers podcast. So last year we introduced the live episode concept of the CP Solvers

anti-racism and medicine, and it was live and on Zoom, which was the worst, obviously. But we had a wonderful episode, and now we get to be in person.

This is really awesome, and we appreciate y'all joining us.

We're super excited.

We got to meet in real life for the first time.

Sid and I have been on many of Zoom in the last year,

along with some of our other team members.

And again, super excited to be here with y'all and with our amazing guests today, who will now introduce.

So I'll go ahead and start.

I'll introduce Dr. Yannis Valtes.

Yonis Valtes is a fourth-year med peds resident at Brighamon Women's Hospital and Boston Children's.

He'll be starting a fellowship in medical oncology at Memorial

Sloan Kettering Center this summer. Originally from Greece, Janus is a graduate of Harvard College

and Harvard Medical School. He's worked on global health projects for the Boston Consulting Group,

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