Although clinical trials test the treatments that everyone takes, they don’t test those treatments on everyone equally. Despite making up ... Read More
Clinical Trials
Clinical Trials: Everything you Need to Know
Clinical trials are research studies that use human volunteers to determine whether a medical strategy, treatment, or device is safe for ... Read More
Should Black Americans Still Be Leary of Clinical Trials?
Facts are facts! Without higher levels of participation among African Americans, we will never unlock the root causes of the disparate ... Read More
These Two Women Are Amplifying the Voices of Black Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Survivors
While Breast Cancer Awareness is top of mind for most during the month of October, another pervasive aspect of the disease that should be ... Read More
How “You” Can Change the Future of Healthcare!
Over the past few months, we have learned more about how COVID-19 is affecting populations around the world. Since the initial cases in ... Read More
Your Cancer Survival Rate May Be A Matter of Participating in Clinical Trials, or Not
Research has shown that cancer patients in rural areas have lower survival rates than those in urban areas. For example, cancer death rates ... Read More
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How Low Can We Go? A Clinical Trial Gives Hope For New HIV Drug Options
As most of you are aware, the treatment of HIV requires multiple drugs. Since the mid-nineties, the rule has been to use three ... Read More
Experimental Drug Shows Long-Term Health Benefits To Sickle Cell Warriors
Sickle Cell Disease affects approximately 100,000 Americans, a large percentage being Black. If you or a loved one are fighting sickle cell ... Read More
Why Won’t Most Americans Join a Clinical Trial?
Do you truly know the benefits that can come from participating in a clinical trial? More of us know all the reasons of why it wouldn’t be a ... Read More
A New Drug On The Market Could Help Kids with MS
Although multiple sclerosis (MS) is more likely to be diagnosed in adults between the ages of 20 and 40, children can also develop the ... Read More
Human Clinical Trials Are Up Next for Experimental HIV Vaccine
Black people account for a higher proportion of new HIV diagnoses, those living with HIV, and those who have ever received an AIDS ... Read More