Get to know the people working diligently to create better health outcomes for African Americans for generations to come.
Dr. Noble is passionate about addressing the healthcare disparities that face the Black community. A cardiothoracic surgeon and decorated Navy veteran, his clinical interests include robotic-assisted thoracic surgery, health outcomes disparities, and the use of science and technology in medicine. He graduated from Xavier University and received his medical and surgical training from Indiana University, Oregon Health and Science University and the Ohio State University.
Kong has quietly devoted his life to learning ways to improve the health of the African-American community. As chief executive officer of the Association of Black Cardiologists, Kong continues to work to increase the lifespan of black Americans, so that the multigenerational black community will include more and more grandparents and great-grandparents.
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Dr. Okorodudu has a strong passion for educating and encouraging patients to take control of their disease. He earned a medical degree in 2008 and completed an internal medicine residency in 2011. He completed a fellowship in endocrinology, metabolism and nutrition as well as a master’s degree in health science and clinical research, both at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC, in 2014.
