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“Stage 4 Needs More”: Silvia’s Call for Urgency in the Fight Against Metastatic Breast Cancer
At 66, Silvia from Michigan has faced the intense realities of metastatic breast cancer (mBC) for years—managing not only the cancer itself but als...
- Jessica Wilson
Government Shutdown: Health Care Impact & Research Delays
The federal government shutdown that began this week is more than a political standoff — it’s a disruption that will ripple across critical service...
- Subash Kafle
Racial Diversity in Scientists Could Boost Black Clinical Trial Enrollment
Minority Populations Largely Unrepresented in Gynecologic Cancer Clinical Trials
New research further revealed disparities in gynecologic cancer clinical trial enrollment, warranting increased efforts to improve representation i...
5 Reasons It’s Important for People of Color to Take Part in Clinical Trials
Newswise — To become part of the standard of care in doctors’ offices and hospitals and to be covered by health insurance, new medications and proc...
Why We Need More Black and Hispanic Women in Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
In July 2021, Latoya Bolds-Johnson, a physician assistant from the Washington, D.C., area, was diagnosed with stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer...
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