Episode 5: The Personal Cost of Cancer Disparity
Vital Voices13 Dec 2023

Episode 5: The Personal Cost of Cancer Disparity

Longtime Corning employee Leon Washington was the picture of health - until the avid cyclist was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. When diagnosed early, colorectal cancer is treatable. Unfortunately, by the time people start to experience symptoms they are typically in the later stages of the disease. Sadly, colorectal cancer has for decades disproportionately affected the Black community – particularly Black men – in both incidence and mortality. Millicent and Sissy hear from those who have been personally affected by the disease, including a researcher whose aim is to spread awareness of the importance of early testing.


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Episode 4: The Science Behind Health Equity

Episode 4: The Science Behind Health Equity

Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center is more than just a renowned leader in cancer treatment and research, it has also made a commitment to advance health equity. Three doctors from Memorial Sloan-K...

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Episode 3: Serving the Community, One Smile at a Time

Episode 3: Serving the Community, One Smile at a Time

Heart disease, the leading cause of death in the U.S., can have a surprising cause – gum disease. In this episode, Dr. Millicent Ruffin and Sissy Siero continue the discussion around the importance of...

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Episode 2: The Case for Addressing Health Equity

Episode 2: The Case for Addressing Health Equity

Health equity, or the lack thereof, affects more than the patients who aren’t able to receive quality health care; there’s also a hefty economic impact. ORESU's Millicent Ruffin and Siero Media's Siss...

1 Nov 202330min

Episode 1: Race and Health Disparities - A Matter of Life and Death

Episode 1: Race and Health Disparities - A Matter of Life and Death

When Dr. Angela Anderson went to the hospital in pain, she expected to leave knowing what was wrong – and how to fix it. What she encountered instead was racial bias so serious, and potentially danger...

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Vital Voices Season 2 is coming!

Vital Voices Season 2 is coming!

Racial inequities in healthcare persist throughout the United States, despite our knowledge of longstanding gaps. In Season 2 of Vital Voices, co-hosts Dr. Millicent Ruffin, Community Affairs director...

18 Sep 20232min

Episode 5: Corning Scholars at Freedom School 

Episode 5: Corning Scholars at Freedom School 

Corning Scholars have finished teaching their first Freedom School on the campus of North Carolina A&T University. Hear from some of the Corning Scholars about their experiences, learn about the uniqu...

21 Dec 202236min

Episode 4: North Carolina’s Black Educator Pipeline

Episode 4: North Carolina’s Black Educator Pipeline

High school student Joshua Webb has never had a teacher who looks like him. Hear how one North Carolina school district’s grow-your-own teacher program is bringing talented students back to the distri...

21 Dec 202232min

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