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To conclude our three-part blog series on how the AST and its members are working to mitigate racial disparities in transplantation, I have invited AST member Tanjala Purnell to summarize her recent study of trends in kidney transplant outcomes among black recipients. Overall, her findings give reason for optimism, as her data show that traditionally underserved populations are indeed gaining ground as outcomes for recipients of all races steadily improve.
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David Serur, MD • New York Presbyterian Weill Cornell
Elisa Gordon, PhD, MPH • Northwestern University
Catherine Garvey, RN, BA, CCTC • University of Minnesota Health
Speaker: Matt Cooper, MD • Medstar Georgetown Transplant Institute
Moderator: Harini Chakkera, MD • Mayo Clinic Hospital
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