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Medical student Malone Mukwende’s book on why brown skin matters meets with ‘phenomenal’ response – ABC News
Malone Mukwende has penned a handbook that identifies what dermatological conditions look like on non-white skin — and professionals in Australia say it’s just what the doctor ordered.
A British medical student says there’s been a “phenomenal” global response to his handbook about how conditions look on black and brown skin.
Key points:
- Doctors in Australia say there needs to be better education about how conditions look on black and brown skin
- A UK medical student says there’s been a “phenomenal” global response to his Mind the Gap handbook
- Doctors say some conditions manifest in markedly different ways depending on skin colour
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