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Clinical trials need more Black and Latino people. Everyone should get paid to participate. People of color are barely represented in trials for conditions that impact them in far greater numbers than white people, including diabetes and cancer. Dr. John Whyte Opinion contributor When the Supreme Court ruled against the NCAA and in favor of compensating college athletes, I considered how this strategy could help solve the lack of diversity in clinical research and clinical trial enrollment. The two topics may seem unrelated, but they're strikingly similar. Collegiate athletes from low-incom...

May 13, 2021 9:40am The Department of Health and Human Services' newest partnership with McDonald's is part of the feds' plan to encourage vaccination, even as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention struggles with criticism. (McDonald's) Vaccine hesitancy is up, but can better messaging from federal agencies boost vaccination rates—and confidence in vaccine makers? Maybe, but first the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) needs to spruce up its own image. The agency is under mounting public criticism for slow-to-market and mixed messages, with public health officials c...

USA TODAY As the weather warms up and millions of people continue to get vaccinated each day, Americans are beginning to feel optimistic that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic may be finally behind them. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been issuing new guidelines that say fully vaccinated individuals can safely travel, meet with friends and family, and take off masks while outdoors, indicating a dramatically different world for many Americans who adhered to public health safety guidelines. But after more than a year of living in fear of COVID-19, some fully vaccinated...

COVID-19 fear, anxiety continues to hold back fully vaccinated Americans. Where does it come from and how can we overcome it? Adrianna Rodriguez, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT As the weather warms up and millions of people continue to get vaccinated each day, Americans are beginning to feel optimistic that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic may be finally behind them. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been issuing new guidelines that say fully vaccinated individuals can safely travel, meet with friends and family, and take off masks while outdoors, indi...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. America is forging ahead in its COVID-19 vaccination effort, with White House officials saying Friday that 100 million citizens are now fully vaccinated against the novel disease. For those who have yet to receive the vaccine, or have an upcoming appointment to get it, you may be wondering: should I reschedule my vaccine appointment if I’m having cold-like symptoms?  In its pre-vaccination checklist, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says "mild illnesses are NOT [a] contraindication to vacci...