Through the lens of medical professionalism, share a story about a moment that shaped your understanding of trust—whether it involved a patient, mentor, team, or system.

Colorectal cancer disproportionately affects Black Americans, who face lower screening rates and higher mortality compared to whites. A Duke University initiative is addressing this inequity through community engagement, educational outreach, and the development of a health equity curriculum.

Winners of the 2024 Article Prize address some of modern medicine’s most pressing challenges—from ethical dilemmas to the administrative burdens faced by health care professionals. 

Fifteen institutions across the U.S. receive funding to enhance medical training, address health disparities, and foster a more inclusive, trustworthy health care system.

In June 2024, more than 60 health care leaders and advocates met to discuss best practices and promising approaches to address medical debt in the United States.

Frederick P. Cerise, MD, MPH, has been elected as Chair, with new Board members Asher Tulsky, MD, and Irving Washington joining. The Board also elected Bruce Leff, MD, as Vice Chair, and Odette Bolano, FACHE, MHA, BSN, as Secretary-Treasurer.