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CDHD does vaccination equity research focused on the Hall County Hispanic population
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Hastings woman pleads guilty to charges related to theft from cars at Nebraska State Fair
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. — A Hastings woman charged wi...
ECU sees success in racially diverse clinical trials
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…accrued, and 56% represented races other than white. That year, 50% of clinical trials participants were Black or African American.
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Study examines cultural differences in prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment
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MIAMI – A massive study released this week finds that Hispanic men have a greater chance of developing higher risk localized...
Why diversity in clinical trials is important. And how you can help!
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A lack of diversity in clinical trials is a serious issue with significant health implications. People of color, including A...
DHS S&T Selects 2022 Summer Research Teams from Minority Serving Institutions
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) announced today the selection of 14 teams from Mino...
Racism and hate ‘are not tolerated,’ Kearney school leader says after harassment suit
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The Kearney school district remains committed to fighting racism and improving equity and inclusion, the superintendent said after a law...
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