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The Made for Medicine Program
https://www.madeformedicine.org/home
According to the AAMC 2019 Diversity in Medicine Facts and Figures report, African Americans make up only 5% of U.S. physician workforce, therefore, Made for Medicine serves as a programmatic solution to redress the underrepresentation of African Americans in the medical field. Made for Medicine is designed to support African American or Black middle and high school students with an interest in the field of medicine by providing them with critical foundational knowledge, hands-on learning, simulations, case study analyses, mentoring and more. The program is divided into 3 phases that include: Introduction to Medicine (Grades 6-7), Deeper Dive (Grades 8-9), and Commitment to Medicine (Grades 10-12). The goal of Made for Medicine is for participants to leave the program with solid preparation and commitment to pursuing a future career in medicine.
Joshua J. Joseph, MD, MPH is honored to be a core faculty member in Made for Medicine.
The Made for Medicine Program
https://www.madeformedicine.org/home
According to the AAMC 2019 Diversity in Medicine Facts and Figures report, African Americans make up only 5% of U.S. physician workforce, therefore, Made for Medicine serves as a programmatic solution to redress the underrepresentation of African Americans in the medical field. Made for Medicine is designed to support African American or Black middle and high school students with an interest in the field of medicine by providing them with critical foundational knowledge, hands-on learning, simulations, case study analyses, mentoring and more. The program is divided into 3 phases that include: Introduction to Medicine (Grades 6-7), Deeper Dive (Grades 8-9), and Commitment to Medicine (Grades 10-12). The goal of Made for Medicine is for participants to leave the program with solid preparation and commitment to pursuing a future career in medicine.
Joshua J. Joseph, MD, MPH is honored to be a core faculty member in Made for Medicine.
Q&A: Community-Based Lifestyle Intervention Improves CV Metrics for Black Men
Cardi-OH Radio: Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes: Implications for Practice, June 2020
Listen to Joshua Joseph, MD, FAHA, discuss important findings from clinical trials on the impact of disparities on health outcomes. The conversation includes a special feature on the unique considerations of Covid-19 and disparities at 39:50.
Active & Educated Radio Show, May 2020
"Active & Educated Radio: A Conversation about COVID-19 in Columbus" will address important topics surrounding COVID-19 by bringing together local business owners, healthcare providers, and community leaders. They will provide details on how minorities can gain access to potentially life-saving information and available resources within Franklin County.
This forum is hosted by local radio personality, The Big Man Konata. It will be informative and entertaining as it will feature both thought-provoking conversations amongst community leaders and live musical performances from local Columbus artists.
Hosted By: The Big Man Konata
Guest Speakers: Dr. Seleshi Asfaw, Dr. Deena Chisolm, Dr. Joshua J. Joseph, Darrell M. Gray, II, MD, Christina Crump, Sandra Lopez, Tariq Tarey, Bo Chilton, Marlon Platt
Healthy Eating in Cooking with Dads, May 2020
Cooking with Dads
Joel Riley show Discussing Diabetes in COVID-19, April 2020
American Heart Association/American Diabetes Association Know Diabetes by Heart: 2020 Episode 2 - The Patient Journey, March 24, 2020
Listen to Dr. Jorge Plutzky, a cardiologist, and Dr. Joshua Joseph, an endocrinologist, discuss with patients the challenges and barriers they face living with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and how health care providers can best support them.
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Joshua J. Joseph, MD discusses diabetes complications on a national radio session. To address challenges commonly faced by people living with type 2 diabetes, American Diabetes Association created Ask the Experts Q&A, a free educational series focused on diabetes management and the relationship between diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and heart failure. Open to all, participants can ask their questions to diabetes experts in a live Q&A session online or on the phone.
AARP Ohio held this Access Live Event focused on healthy living and diabetes prevention. The event featured former Columbus reporter and What Matters Radio host, Mindy Drayer along with Ohio State University Medical Center health expert Dr. Joshua Joseph and Caroline Rankin from YMCA of Central Ohio. Topics of discussion included diabetes prevention, how to assess your risk for prediabetes, and ways to reduce your risk of developing the condition.
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Learn About New Therapies for Type 2 Diabetes. 25 years ago, the management of type II diabetes was easy. You started a patient on a sulfonylurea and then if their glucose level didn’t improve, you added in NPH insulin. But things have changed. And today, we have better and safer medications to treat diabetes. Which is a good thing because the prevalence of diabetes over the past 25 years has grown enormously and we really needed new treatments to fight against this public health threat. But with new treatments can come confusion about which to use in different clinical situations. Joining our moderator on this CME webcast, to update us on the management of type 2 diabetes is endocrinologist and Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine from the Ohio State University, Dr. Joshua J. Joseph.
