Three Decades of Data Show Little Racial Diversity at the Top of Skin Cancer Surgery
A 30-year study finds racial diversity among skin cancer surgery leaders still lags, with no reported progress across three decades of workforce data.
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A 30-year study finds racial diversity among skin cancer surgery leaders still lags, with no reported progress across three decades of workforce data.
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