Dr. Monique Gary stresses the significant need for Black women to participate in clinical trials for breast cancer treatment advancement and better outcomes. She highlights the underrepresentation of Black women in cancer trials in the US and calls for a shift in the perspective regarding clinical trials.
Revolutionizing Breast Cancer Care: The Role of Black Women in Clinical Trials
by Jade Curtis
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