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American Black Journal

Natl. Medical Assn. Convention / Detroit Wayne Mental Health

Season 43 Episode 34

This week on American Black Journal, host Stephen Henderson focuses on minority health. Guests include Dr. Lonnie Joe, the Speaker of the NMA House of Representatives, and Dr. Carmen McIntyre, Chief Medical Officer at the Detroit Wayne Mental Health Authority. Issues include mental and physical health as well as the Affordable Care Act, and Detroit’s new Outdoor Adventure Center. Episode 4334.

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