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NMA Statement on Measles Outbreak Children’s Lives in Danger in West Texas For Immediate Release: [Feb. 27, 2025] An unvaccinated child died yesterday as the measles outbreak continues to spread rapidly in west Texas, growing to nine counties. This death is the first reported measles-related mortality in ten years. The disease is now spreading in […]

NMA Statement on Medicaid Cuts Physician Leaders Advise Against Budget Cuts to Government Aid   For Immediate Release: Feb. 19, 2024 Statement attributable to: Virginia A. Caine, MD 125th President, National Medical Association The Trump Administration has proposed significant cuts to several social safety net programs, including Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) […]

New Study Reveals Sickle Cell Trait Does Not Cause Exertion-Related Death The National Medical Association’s President-Elect Illustrates Profound Data   (SILVER SPRING, MD. – Feb. 5, 2025) Roger A. Mitchell, Jr., MD, president-elect of the National Medical Association (NMA), co-authors new research released by the American Society of Hematology (ASH) that reveals sickle cell trait […]

NATIONAL BLACK WOMEN PHYSICIANS DAY – February 8th, 2024 The National Medical Association celebrates National Black Women Physicians’ Day! Saturday, February 8th marks the 4th annual National Women Physicians Day to recognize the strides and embrace the legacy made by generations of black women doctors in medicine. February 8th is the birthday of Dr. Rebecca […]

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