Coloniality lives on through medical education

Thirusha Naidu

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Decolonial Thought and Epistemologies Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Diversity and Career in Medicine

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Medical schools must promote decolonial perspectives to counter the bias and discrimination that persists in medical research and practice, writes Thirusha Naidu

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2012Decolonization is not a metaphor 2011The Darker Side of Western Modernity 2016Medicine, Empires, and Ethics in Colonial Africa 2021Modern Medicine Is a Colonial Artifact: Introducing Decoloniality to Medical Education Research 2020Decolonising ideas of healing in medical education 2022Colonialism, malaria, and the decolonization of global health

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