Clinical Trials
Important advice for people of color
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By Terry Kanakri
With Memorial Day weekend approaching, and many people looking forward to spending more time outdoors walking, biking, h...
Pfizer, Headlands Research Partner to Bring Trials to Highly Diverse Areas
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One year after committing to bridge the diversity gap in clinical trials, Pfizer has continued to push forward in...
Meharry Medical College Investigator Leads Diabetes Research in Nutrition for African American Women
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Dr. Stephania Miller-Hughes
For African American women, type 2 diabetes is a leading cause of serious health problems and de...
What you should know about being in a clinical trial
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Over the past two years, most of us have learned a great deal about the importance of clinical research. But chances are we still probably...
New report urges more clinical trial diversity, recommends incentives
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A new report commissioned by Congress makes significant recommendations for improving clinical trial diversity, including offering f...
Racial Disparities Seen in US Food and Drug Administration Drug Approval Trials in Multiple Myeloma
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According to the results of a study published in Blood Advances, Black and Hispanic patients appear to be underrepresented in global clini...
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