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<p><strong>Dr. Edith Mitchell</strong>, member of the board of trustees for The Commonwealth Medical College, oncologist and president of the National Medical Association, was named one of the most influential African Americans in the country in the 2015 EBONY Power 100 List by EBONY magazine. The magazine compiles the list annually to &#8220;celebrate inspiring African American individuals.&#8221;</p><style>
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Dr. Edith Mitchell honored in EBONY magazine