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----- Original Message -----
From: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2003 12:36 AM
Subject: How do I find a female black doctor
I am a black female,
age 46, in Savannah, Ga. I have been to several gynecologists and just
don't feel comfortable with them. I feel they don't respect or consider me
as a patient as seriously or caringly as they do their white patients. Allabh Response: Dear Site Visitor:
We thank you for your inquiry. As how to find a
black female gynecologist, we suggest that you call the toll free number of
the NMA (national association of the black doctors). The number can be
found on our site
www.allaboutblackhealth located on the Physician Locator page (Click on
Black Physicians on the home page). If your search is not successful and
you still strongly desire to be seen by a female black gynecologist, you
might want to go to a city nearby to take care of the problem.
Good Luck
Dr. Carl Gilbert
Note: We have had many requests for black physicians from site visitors throughout the U.S.. We have always referred those requests to the Physician Locator of All About Black Health or to the toll free number mentioned above -1-888-662-7497- unless we know of specific physicians in a specific location.
Comments/Questions:
Allabh Response:
Dear Site Visitor:
Thank you for your question regarding black
physicians in the US.
First, on
www.Allaboutblackhealth.com there
is an article written by Dr. Esly Caldwell, which gave us an overview of the
history of black physicians in the US. You can find the article (titled Black
Physicians Revisited) by getting to the 'General Health' Page or click on
www.allaboutblackhealth.com/historyofblackphysicians.htm
Second, by going to
www.cincinnatimedicalassociation.org, you'll find another article written
by two Cincinnati physicians, which gives a historical perspective of black
physicians in that region.
Dr. Caldwell's e-mail is
caldwel5@zoomtown.com
He should be able and willing to help you more with
what you're looking for.
Good Luck
Dr. CG
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