National Medical Association

The nation’s largest and oldest national organization representing African American physicians names seasoned Health Administrator, Martin Hamlette, JD, MHA as Executive Director.

A Position Statement by the National Medical Association (NMA)

Diagnostic radiologist, Albert W. Morris, Jr., M.D, was elected chair of the Board of Trustees of the National Medical Association (NMA) on January 18, 2014.

Nation’s Oldest and Largest Association of African American Physicians Mourns the Death of South Africa’s First Black President, Nelson Mandela.

Silver Spring, MD-The National Medical Association (NMA) once again is pleased to join a plethora of organizations and people worldwide concerned about the devastating impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

The National Medical Association believes a ban on trans fats could save lives by lowering the risk of heart disease in African Americans.

The National Medical Association states that cutting the Food Stamp program known as SNAP is a reprehensible act by Congress that will have a devastating effect on African Americans and other Minorities as we approach the Winter of 2014.

Hosted by the National Medical Association, the 2013 Summit on African American Health produces comprehensive document on health disparities and provides an aggressive roadmap for change.

Leading experts issue a Consensus Panel paper on Hepatitis C; providing an undeniably clear roadmap for addressing this health disparity. The National Medical Association raises the alarm for African Americans and calls for an aggressive approach.

The National Medical Association, the nation's oldest and largest Association of African American physicians, forges ahead with an aggressive 2013–2014 agenda under the leadership of one of the nation’s Top Doctors.