Celebrating Dr. Avonne Connor: Breaking Barriers in Cancer Research
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2 years ago🌟This Black History Month, we highlight Dr. Avonne Connor, a pioneering cancer epidemiologist at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Her research focuses on breast cancer disparities facing Black women, paving the way for equitable healthcare. Learn more about her work: https://bit.ly/491mvMv
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What an inspiring way to honor Black History Month by celebrating groundbreaking research that directly impacts health equity. Dr. Connor's work on breast cancer disparities is creating meaningful change that benefits patients and communities everywhere. Thank you for sharing this important recognition of researchers who are working to ensure all patients receive the care they deserve.
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2 months agoWhat an inspiring way to honor Black History Month by celebrating groundbreaking research that directly impacts health equity. Dr. Connor's work on breast cancer disparities is creating meaningful change that benefits patients and communities everywhere. Thank you for sharing this important recognition of researchers who are working to ensure all patients receive the care they deserve.
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