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Cleveland Public Library
Cleveland 230 Honoree
“National authority on African American health”
Cuyahoga County Board of Health
President · First African American appointed to the Board
“His work focuses on health equity and African American health outcomes”
Pri-Med
National CME faculty
“One of medicine’s foremost voices on African American health”
The HistoryMakers
ScienceMakers Digital Archive
Official Bios
Standard bio
Gregory L. Hall, MD, is a Cleveland internal medicine physician and an expert in African American health and precision medicine. He is the author of Precision Medicine for African Americans (Springer Nature, 2nd ed., 2025) and Better Black Health (Archway Publishing, 2025). Dr. Hall is President of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, an Associate Clinical Professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, holder of the Edgar B. Jackson Jr., MD Endowed Chair for Diversity and Clinical Excellence at University Hospitals, and founder of the National Institute for African American Health. He is featured faculty for Pri-Med’s “Bridging the Gap” CME series and the creator and host of Better Black Health TV. Read the full biography →
50-word bio
Gregory L. Hall, MD, is a Cleveland internal medicine physician and an expert in African American health and precision medicine. He is the author of Precision Medicine for African Americans (Springer Nature) and Better Black Health, President of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, and creator and host of Better Black Health TV.
One-line bio
Gregory L. Hall, MD, is a Cleveland internal medicine physician, an expert in African American health and precision medicine, and author of Precision Medicine for African Americans (Springer Nature).
Interview Topics
- Precision medicine and race. Why treatment guidelines built largely on data from white patients can miss risks in Black patients — and how clinicians can close the gap today.
- The Black health gap. How ancestry, environment, access to care, and bias combine to drive higher rates of hypertension, diabetes, kidney disease, and cancer.
- Why Black men avoid doctors. The cultural, historical, and systemic barriers — and why meeting people in the barbershop and on the front porch works.
- Medicaid and minority health policy. Two decades on Ohio’s Medicaid Medical Care Advisory Committee and six years as Chairman of the Ohio Commission on Minority Health.
- Public health leadership. Serving as President of the Cuyahoga County Board of Health through the COVID-19 pandemic, including vaccine equity efforts.
- Better Black Health TV. Why a myth-busting show reaches people that clinical pamphlets never will.
Books

Precision Medicine for African Americans
Springer Nature · 2nd ed., 2025
For clinicians
Featured In
CNN · EBONY · Essence · MarketWatch · Medical Daily · The Conversation · MD Newsline · Nautilus · Cleveland.com · Spectrum News
Better Black Health TV
An unscripted, myth-busting series filmed in barbershops, on front porches, and at kitchen tables — created and hosted by Dr. Hall. Season 1 is in production.
Press Assets
A full press kit, high-resolution headshots, a Better Black Health TV one-pager, and bios in all lengths are available on request. Email [email protected] with the subject line “Press Kit Request.”
Media Contact & Booking
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (216) 454-2630
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Available for broadcast and podcast interviews, keynotes and grand rounds, CME programs, and media partnerships — in person, virtually, or by remote broadcast. Responses within 24 hours.





