Anthonia Ojo
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Dr. Anthonia Ojo is a leading voice in reproductive health equity, with her research centering on disparities in gynecologic surgical care and patient outcomes. Her most impactful work, "Minimally invasive myomectomy: practice trends and differences between Black and non-Black women within a large integrated healthcare system" (2022, 16 citations), critically examines how race influences access to advanced surgical techniques for uterine fibroids. This study reveals that even within a single, integrated healthcare system, Black women are significantly less likely to receive minimally invasive myomectomy compared to their non-Black counterparts, highlighting systemic biases that persist beyond insurance or access barriers. By quantifying these disparities, Dr. Ojo’s work provides actionable evidence for clinicians and policymakers to reform surgical referral patterns and counseling practices. Her contributions are vital for advancing health justice, ensuring that all women—regardless of race—receive equitable, evidence-based care for fibroid management.
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