Not Being Green
Not Being Green, Michael D. GreenBlog by Michael D. Green where I will think about health inequities driven by social factors, professional development, and other nuanced things.
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Green- inexperienced, naive, or gullible. A blog by Michael D. Green, a Population Health Sciences researcher focusing on social inequities, where he will think about topics that are nuanced. Primarily around healthcare but not always.
Founder and author of the Not Being Green blog. PhD Candidate in Population Health Sciences at the Duke University School of Medicine researching how unequal treatment in healthcare happens, and its consequences. Views are my own.
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