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Roger Mitchell
Dr. Roger A. Mitchell Jr., board-certified forensic pathologist and 126th President of the National Medical Association, former Chief Medical Examiner of Washington, DC.
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Oct 22, 2026
Treating Deaths in the Criminal Justice System and Violence in Communities as Public Health Issues: Dr. Roger Mitchell, Immediate Past President of the National Medical Association and Co-Author of Death in Custody
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Michael CarreseHOST
And do you see efforts anywhere that you think are going to be effective in addressing this situation?
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6:30Roger MitchellGUEST
So while in medical school, studying violence as a public health issue, really trying to understand what were the social determinants of violence.
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6:40Roger MitchellGUEST
You know, education, economics, housing, health care, environmental justice, just like they play, as we know now, play a big part in disease violence.
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6:53Roger MitchellGUEST
They play a big part in injury and whether or not those are injuries or accidental injuries or violent injuries.
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7:00Roger MitchellGUEST
The social determinants play a role where you live, love, work, play, have your being, access to foods, access to care.
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