Clinical Trials
‘The Time is Now’ to End Racial Inequities in Medical Research
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Quashing decades of structural racism in the biomedical research space will require running a marathon, not a sprint. But it’s a race Moni...
Lessons in Asian American history coming to schools this fall
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Public schools across the suburbs are gearing up to teach Asian American history this fall, after Illinois became the first state in the n...
Less Than Half of U.S.-Based Clinical Trials Report Race/Ethnicity
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MONDAY, April 11, 2022 — Less than half of U.S.-based trials report on race/ethnicity, and the median combined enrollment of minority ...
More than half of clinical trials do not repo
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Clinical trials represent one the largest investments of collective resources in science. These studies, which recruit participants and ri...
Rutgers–Camden Professor’s Grant to Tackle Racial Gaps in Local Breast Cancer Survival Rates : Rutgers-Camden Campus News
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The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funds Wanda Williams’ research into racial divides in breast cancer detection, outcomes in underserved ...
Reimagining diversity in multiple myeloma clinical trials
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