Presented By: Michigan Medicine
COVID-19 and the African American Community
A Virtual Town Hall from the Program for Multicultural Health
This virtual discussion about COVID-19, the vaccine, and health disparities will feature several local experts. Panelists will provide science-based facts to help you make an informed choice about your health.
The panel includes:
Keila Samuels, PharmD, a clinical pharmacist in the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Michigan Medicine
Jessie Kimbrough Marshall, M.D., MPH, an adjunct assistant professor in the Division of Hospital Medicine at Michigan Medicine
Bishop Harry S. Grayson, pastor of Messias Temple Church
The moderator is Othelia Pryor, Ph.D., senior project manager at the Office for Health Equity & Inclusion at Michigan Medicine
The panelists will share facts based on science, acknowledge the lack of trust of healthcare by African Americans, discuss steps toward equitable and ethical healthcare, and share their personal stories about COVID-19, vaccines and health disparities.
To receive the link to watch the event, and to submit a question for consideration, visit https://michmed.org/6dzbK
A phone option is also available.
The panel includes:
Keila Samuels, PharmD, a clinical pharmacist in the Division of Allergy and Immunology at Michigan Medicine
Jessie Kimbrough Marshall, M.D., MPH, an adjunct assistant professor in the Division of Hospital Medicine at Michigan Medicine
Bishop Harry S. Grayson, pastor of Messias Temple Church
The moderator is Othelia Pryor, Ph.D., senior project manager at the Office for Health Equity & Inclusion at Michigan Medicine
The panelists will share facts based on science, acknowledge the lack of trust of healthcare by African Americans, discuss steps toward equitable and ethical healthcare, and share their personal stories about COVID-19, vaccines and health disparities.
To receive the link to watch the event, and to submit a question for consideration, visit https://michmed.org/6dzbK
A phone option is also available.
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