Medicine is a reflection of society. Health disease prevention starts with healing our community."
-Dr. Mary
Dr. Mary
Is On A Mission
As a 4th generation African American physician and cardiologist, her goal is to expand health equity in the community.
Her mission is to spread privileged knowledge, to prevent suffering. She aims to shed light on her unique path and many obstacles, to help guide others. Please enjoy her work.
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Educational Medical Content
I recently had the honor of giving a TedX about how to hold onto your brand despite tremendous adversity.
Social Justice
Analyzing the deficit of African-Americans in academic medicine.
Equitable Health/Medical Training
Articles and resources on equitable health, medical training, and deficits in healthcare and academic medicine.
Who Is Dr. Mary Branch?
She is a fourth generation African American physician born in Cleveland, Ohio and raised in Youngstown. She left home at 14 to attend a prestigious New England prep school.
She set out on a mission to identify her unique gift and service. She continues on this adventure. You can be a part of her journey and help guide her as a subscriber.
Black Women, Hair Care & Exercise: Tips & Tricks
In This Video I had the pleasure of being featured as a guest on Black America’s Health, a YouTube channel where Black doctors and experts break down
Quotes and songs to help you survive COVID-19
I’m a cardiology fellow on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. Like many, I know suffering. In 2017, I lost my father to rapidly progressive
I’m a black doctor. My neighbors called the cops on me for listening to Biggie.
Knock knock. Who could that be? I wondered. It was such an aggressive knock — definitely not friendly — that I froze. I finally stood
There is a health care disparity in human genetics
The medicine model has changed since our predecessors practiced medicine in the days of Dr. William Osler. These days, medicine is a commercialized industry. The
Analyzing the deficit of African-Americans in academic medicine
The number of African-American physicians in academic medicine is dismal, and this leads to an abundance of problems. Academic hospitals (teaching hospitals associated with universities)