Yale part of new pilot program to make clinical trials more diverse
White men have historically been the subject of study at medical clinical trials, but, a new Yale partnership with other groups, hopes to increase diversity.
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White men have historically been the subject of study at medical clinical trials, but, a new Yale partnership with other groups, hopes to increase diversity.
The MUSC Florence Research Center, located at MUSC Health-Florence, is one of four community-based clinical research sites across the Southeast chosen to participate in the Equitable Breakthroughs in Medicine Development
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Experts from across the healthcare ecosystem discuss insights, actions, and imperatives for better representation in clinical trials.
Between 2000 and 2020, nearly 80% of clinical trial participants were white. The underrepresentation of diverse racial and ethnic groups is not new,...