National Hispanic Medical Association

Congressional Black, Hispanic and Asian and Pacific Islander Caucuses and National Minority Medical and Nursing Groups Support Health Care Reform for their Communities

Published in AIDS Weekly and Law, November 5th, 2009

Congressional Tricaucus and national minority medical and nursing leaders are meeting in Washington, DC tomorrow, at the Rayburn House Office Building, Room B-339 from 5:00 - 7:00 pm, to urge Congress to pass health care reform legislation with affordable insurance and a public option that target their communities.

Minority doctors and nurses are underrepresented in the health care system, but, they tend to provide more care, than the non-minority doctors and nurses, in poor areas of the country and know first-hand, the challenges of racial/ethnic health care disparities in the U.S.

"Minority doctors and nurses join the Tricaucus to tell President...

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