dr. ruffin noted, dr. bernadine healy established the woman's health limit -- initiative at that time and really helped to show that women suffer from heart attack, stroke, and other diseases where they were thought to be somewhat immune from them. dr. healy did a number things -- number of things to address women's health and minority health. she pointed -- appointed [unintelligible] that and her support, she contributed to it -- quite a bit. we will -- i have commented on the sullivan commission report. what we noted in september 2004 when we issued this report which was supported by the kellogg foundation was that while we had made progress in increasing diversity in the health professions, that progress was far from what we had expected would occur during the 1960's, 1970's, and 1980's. in 1950, 2% of america's positions were african-american. by 1990, that was " -- 4.3%. one could say that one had doubled the percentage but we doubled from a small base. whereas african-americans represented 12% of the