Dr. James W. Reed

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  Commentaries by James W. Reed, MD and Charles Baumgart, MD

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  James W. Reed, MD, MACP, FACE, professor of medicine, associate chair of medicine for research, chief of endocrinology, chief of medicine service at Grady Memorial Hospital for Morehouse School of Medicine, and board-certified specialist in clinical hypertension is not only a leading expert in diseases that can often lead to organ transplantation -- he is the recipient of an organ transplant.
  
  "There is a greater number of minorities who need organ transplants, but there is a lack of donors.We need more organs than anyone, but we are the last ones to donate them, especially in the African-American community.We are in the most need for kidney transplants, but we are the last to give them.I'm not sure if it's because of superstition, or religion or something else, but it needs to be fixed," stated Reed.
  
  Reed received a kidney transplant several years ago from his sister.Although Reed's need for a transplant was caused by a genetic problem, he said most kidney transplants result from diseases like hypertension and diabetes, both conditions that are prevalent in the American South.

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  Commentary by James W. Reed, MD, and Charles Baumgart, MD

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  James W. Reed, MD Vice-President
  
  James W. Reed, MD, is professor of medicine and associate chair of medicine for research at Morehouse School of Medicine and chief of endocrinology at Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia.Dr Reed is also a medical consultant at Tuskegee Veterans Affairs Hospital, Alabama.
  
  A Fellow of the American College of Endocrinology and the American College of Physicians, Dr Reed also maintains membership in the Endocrine Society, the American Diabetes Association, the American Medical Association, and the American Society of Hypertension, as well as other professional organizations.He currently serves on the Education Coordinating Committee of the National High Blood Pressure Council of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.He is the current president of the International Society of hypertension in Blacks, is a fellow of the American College of Physicians.
  
  Dr Reed has published and lectured extensively about the diagnosis and management of diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and dyslipidemia.He received his medical degree from Howard University College of Medicine, Washington, DC.

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  James W. Reed, MD, MACP, FACE Professor of Medicine Associate Chair of Medicine for Research Chief, Division of Endocrinology. Email:jreed@msm.edu
  
  James W. Reed, MD is a Professor of Medicine, Associate Chair of Medicine for Research and Chief of Endocrinology and the Internal Medicine Services for Morehouse School of Medicine at Grady Memorial Hospital.
  
  Dr. Reed and Dr. Elks are the two faculty members of this section.

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  presented by James W. Reed, MD, MACP. FACE

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  Written by James W. Reed M.D., M.A.C.P, F.A.C.E., and Agiua Heath, M.D., Living With Diabetes: A Guide for Patients and Parents is a no-nonsense guide written especially for lay readers, that takes the confusion out of what diabetes is and how best to treat it and live with it.

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  James Reed (Editor)

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  James W. Reed, MD, MACP, FACE, professor of medicine, associate chair
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  something else, but it needs to be fixed," stated Reed. Reed received a kidney transplant several years ago from his sister. Although Reed's need for a transplant was caused by a genetic problem, he

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  Upon information and belief Interim Dean Smith engaged in a concerted effort to terminate Dr. Aguayo from MSM by permitting discriminatory, hostile, and retaliatory actions by MSM African-American/black faculty and administration, including but not limited to Dr. Rose, Dr. Sanders, Dr. Ofili, Dr. Crawford, Dr. Reed and Interim President Satcher, in order to further the effort of the MSM "concerned faculty and staff, and the MSM BOT to permanently remove Dr. Aguayo from MSM.
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  Upon information and belief and during approximately the same time as the allegations set forth above, Myra Rose, James Reed, Marvin Crawford, Lawrence "Dusty" Sanders, and Elizabeth Ofili, members of the MSM Department of Medicine faculty and staff, were unhappy with the governance of Dr. Aguayo as Chair of the Department of Medicine, specifically with the fact that Dr. Aguayo had worked for changes to the Professional Component Base Salary ("PCBS") compensation structure, that Dr. Aguayo was hiring non-blacks in positions of authority in the Department of Medicine, and that Dr. Aguayo demanded accountability and responsibility from the entire Department regardless of race.
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  211. Upon information and belief, Dr. Rose engaged in such concerted activity in order to assist Dr. Reed in obtaining the position of Chief for Medicine for MSM at Grady Memorial Hospital, a position appointed by the Chair of the Department of Medicine and formerly held by Dr. Michael Heisler, a non-black. 212.
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  Upon information and belief, Dr. Reed, in a concerted effort with "the concerned faculty and staff" and members of the MSM BOT, published and disseminated unsubstantiated allegations against Dr. Aguayo to MSM faculty, staff, BOT and the Composite Board, including but not limited to allegations of unlicensed practice of medicine and refusal to apply for a Georgia medical license, resulting in Dr. Aguayo,s removal and ultimate termination as Chair of the Department of Medicine.
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  Upon information and belief, Dr. Reed engaged in such concerted activity in order to assist Dr. Rose in regaining the position of Interim Chair of the Department of Medicine.
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  214. Upon information and belief, Dr. Reed engaged in such concerted activity because Dr. Aguayo was non-black and hiring non-blacks in the Department of Medicine.
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  Upon information and belief, Dr. Reed engaged in such concerted activity in order to pressure Dr. Heisler to resign as Chief of Medicine for MSM at Grady, an appointment made by the Chair of the Department of Medicine.
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  In fact, Dr. Heisler resigned as Chief of Medicine for MSM at Grady on or about July 2005 and Dr. Reed was appointed to that position by Dr. Rose.

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