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OB-GYN: Women of color need more doctors that look like them

April is National Minority Health Month and it is a time to build awareness about the health disparities that persist among minorities.

Karen Telleen-Lawton: Good Economy for Job-seekers

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Family, friends first for high-paid public service jobs

High-paying government jobs are being advertised to relatives and friends of public servants in a state department where dozens of staff are already related - leading to bombshell claims of nepotism. The shattering accusations have rocked the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority - the department tasked with distributing government financial assistance to the business and agriculture sectors. The Courier-Mail can reveal about 10 per cent of staff within the 166-person state organisation are related. In two cases, three members of the same immediate family are employed at QRIDA. There are at least six other cases where a husband and wife, parent and child or siblings are employed within the office.

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