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According to a series of studies reported in 2021 by The New York Times, racial inequities in healthcare persist throughout the United States, despite knowledge of longstanding gaps. In Season 2 of Vital Voices, co-hosts Dr. Millicent Ruffin, Community Affairs director of Corning's Office of Racial Equality and Social Unity (ORESU) and Sissy Siero, CEO and founder of Siero Media, explore these inequities through personal stories, research into these disparities and what organizations – including Corning – is doing to address them.
According to a series of studies reported in 2021 by The New York Times, racial inequities in healthcare persist throughout the United States, despite knowledge of longstanding gaps. In Season 2 of Vital Voices, co-hosts Dr. Millicent Ruffin, Community Affairs director of Corning's Office of Racial Equality and Social Unity (ORESU) and Sissy Siero, CEO and founder of Siero Media, explore these inequities through personal stories, research into these disparities and what organizations – including Corning – is doing to address them.
