Just six months before becoming president of the American Medical Association, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala underwent brain surgery to remove a tumor.

Dr. Bobby Mukkamala of Flint talked about his ambitious plans to improve the health care system as president of the American Medical Association.

He is the first physician of Indian heritage to lead the nation’s largest and most influential physician organization.

Yarlagadda Lakshmi Prasad felicitated Dr Bobby Mukkamala for becoming the first Indian-origin president of the American ...

GENESEE COUNTY, MI – A Flint-area doctor was recently sworn in as the 180th president of the American Medical Association ...

Indian-origin doctor Bobby Mukkamala has been sworn in as the president of the American Medical Association (AMA). He has ...

His appointment as the 180th President of the American Medical Association comes a few months after Bobby Mukkamala went ...

Yarlagadda hails Bobby Mukkamala’s elevation as American Medical Association president. The ENT specialist is the first ...

"State laws matter." -- Patricia Logan-Greene, PhD, of the State University of New York at Buffalo, on an analysis that found ...

Indian-origin physician Bobby Mukkamala makes history as the first Indian heritage president of the American Medical ...

CHICAGO -- Bobby Mukkamala, MD, credits NIH-funded research for the targeted therapy that keeps his brain tumor at bay. But ...

Dr. Mukkamala was diagnosed with an 8-cm brain tumour in November, three weeks after the 53-year-old underwent surgery. The ...