Dr. Marc Gorelick, president and CEO of Children’s Minnesota, was recently interviewed by Authority Magazine on his own experience working towards health equity, including fighting
KARE 11 interview with Dr. Marc Gorelick of Children’s Minnesota highlights gun violence is a public health crisis.
Children’s Minnesota president and CEO Dr. Marc Gorelick spoke with KTTC, weighing in Wednesday on gun violence and its impact on children, following the deadly
Pediatric care is not as plentiful as it’s been in parts of the U.S. We want to be here always for our patients and families.
What do you learn from working at a Children’s hospital for more than a third of a century? One of our Children’s Minnesota trailblazers has
I’ve seen firsthand the devastation guns cause. I’ve also seen our country contain a public health threat and save millions. That is the way forward.
The death of 16-year-old Nex Benedict is heartbreaking and alarming. It should serve as a wake-up call, not only in Oklahoma, but in Minnesota as
We pride ourselves on delivering the highest quality medical care to children. There’s something else we’re proud to deliver. It’s called Community Benefit.
Turning 100 is a good thing. But it’s not the number that matters so much. It’s that a major milestone like this invites us to
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