Flint, Michigan

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National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF) is committed to answering the call to translate data into action for the improvement of cancer health outcomes for minoritized communities. To that end, NMQF has partnered with industry leaders, community leaders, researchers, and health experts in Houston, Texas, to bring a voice to the public health crisis that continues to plague the city.

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Flint series

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Flint, Michigan

|30 August 2023

National Minority Quality Forum and National and Local Health Partners Provide Free Cancer Screenings and Promote Education at Annual Flint Northern High School Reunion Tailgate

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Flint, Michigan

|15 March 2023

Busting Colorectal Cancer Myths | Episode 1: 'Detecting the Silent Cancer' Series

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Flint, Michigan

|21 March 2023

Busting Colorectal Cancer Myths | Episode 2: 'Detecting the Silent Cancer' Series

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Flint, Michigan

|15 March 2023

Researchers, activists kick off effort to evaluate cancer incidence, link to Flint water crisis

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National Minority Quality Forum is a research and educational organization dedicated to ensuring that high-risk racial and ethnic populations and communities receive optimal health care. This nonprofit, nonpartisan organization integrates data and expertise in support of initiatives to eliminate health disparities.

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