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- Dr. Hannah Valantine is a prominent figure in transplantation medicine, recognized for her leadership and mentoring.
- In her interview with Cell, she shares insights on her research and personal reflections on Juneteenth.
- Valantine highlights ongoing disparities in leadership roles within academic medicine related to gender, race, and ethnicity, emphasizing the need for equitable and diverse scientific communities.
Article Abstract
Dr. Hannah Valantine is renowned for her work in transplantation medicine, leadership, and mentoring as well as her efforts to improve scientific workforce diversity. In this interview with Cell, she discusses her research; what Juneteenth means to her; the persistent gender, race, and ethnicity leadership gaps that exist in academic medicine; and the importance of equitable, inclusive, and diverse science.
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