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Legacy in the Lab: The Black Pioneers Behind Modern Diagnostics

In this powerful and reflective episode of @SUPERSTATpodcast, we honor the legacy, leadership, and lasting impact of Black pioneers in laboratory medicine — individuals whose contributions helped shape the scientific, diagnostic, and public health systems we rely on today. We spotlight trailblazers such as Dr. William Augustus Hinton, developer of the Hinton Test for syphilis and the first Black professor at Harvard Medical School; Dr. Marie Maynard Daly, whose groundbreaking research helped establish the link between cholesterol and heart disease; and Dr. Jane Hinton, co-developer of Mueller-Hinton agar still used worldwide in antimicrobial susceptibility testing. Beyond history, we discuss: Why representation in laboratory medicine still matters How visibility impacts workforce pipelines This episode is both tribute and call to action reminding us that laboratory medicine has always been powered by excellence, resilience, and innovation from voices that were too often underrecognized. 🎧 Listen, reflect, and share as we celebrate those who helped build the diagnostic backbone of modern healthcare. #BlackHistoryMonth #LaboratoryMedicine #Pathology #ClinicalChemistry #Microbiology #MLS #STEM #SUPERSTATPodcast