Medical Schools Need to Revise Training and Improve Minority Recruitment, Educators Are Told

By KATHERINE S. MANGAN

Boston

Medical schools need to loosen their hold on outmoded practices at a time when genomics and stem-cell research are promising longer and healthier lives, an aging population is confronting chronic diseases, and minority patients are still receiving substandard care, the president...

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