National Medical Fellowships (NMF) Service-Learning Programs provide special opportunities for students to work hands-on to enhance health care delivery in underrepresented communities. One component of these programs is a research project that NMF scholars present at the end of their program. We invite you to explore sample projects.

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Evaluating the Impact of Local Policies on the Health of Immigrant Day Laborers in South FL Compared to Bay Area, CA

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HIV Self-Screening Tool: Assessing Attitudes and Barriers to Testing

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Addressing Barriers to African American Access to Healthcare at a Student Led Pro Bono Clinic

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Assessing mental health barriers to the virtual learning environment as a result of the covid-19 pandemic on medical students

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Educating and Providing HIV Screening in Underserved Clinic with Predominant Minority Patient Population

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Exploring the Connection Between Gun Violence and Masculinity and Supporting Emergency Health Response Systems That Support Victims – With A Focus on Latinx Health, Prevention Strategies, and Cultural Factors

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Understanding the Needs of NYC Communities with the Most Severe COVID-19 Outcomes

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Vision Impairment and Mental Health Conditions in Patients Experiencing Housing Insecurity in Los Angeles

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