Primary PartnersThe priorities and efforts undertaken by The Cobb Institute are made possible through ongoing Collaborative Partnership and generous contribution from our Sponsors, Funders and the Public. Our current partners include academic institutions, healthcare systems and hospitals, local and governmental departments and agencies, networks, associations, and community-based organizations.Primary PartnersThese partners annually host our W. Montague Cobb Symposium and Scientific Lectureship and W. Montague Cobb Health Disparities Symposium. Additional Collaborative Partners
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Announcements
At the NMA Annual Convention & Scientific Assembly, July 19 - 23, Chicago
The Student National Medical Association AMEC 2025: AMEC 2025 will be held in person in St. Louis, MO at the America's Center from April 16-20, 2025. This years theme is Higher: Surpassing, Optimizing, Advancing and Reimagining our Purpose. The Cobb Institute will be convening a Cobb Scholars workshop and exhibit. MORE INFORMATION
Save the date: The Cobb Institute Annual Lecture & Symposium July 20, 2025
At the NMA Annual Convention & Scientific Assembly, July 19 - 23, Chicago.
"Code, Context, and Care: AI at the Crossroads of Healthcare, Research, & Workforce Development"
Podcast highlights: Dr. Cedric Bright discusses his journey from Brown to Duke University, the Durham VA, and the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University, with podcast host Dr. Randall Morgan.
Heart-to-Heart: Video recording of the webinar with Dr. Quinn Capers (Howard University), Dr. Elizabeth Ofili (Morehouse College), and Dr. Randall Morgan (Cobb Institute) is available here. Get expert insights on heart health, prevention tips, and the latest in cardiovascular care—all in a relaxed and engaging discussion. Don’t miss this important conversation about cardiovascular health.
