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Beyond the Dinner Table: Building Trust in Clinical Trials for Black Communities

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Imagine opening your medicine cabinet and finding every bottle untested. That’s the reality without clinical trials, the cornerstone of medical progress. Yet, participation in these trials remains low within Black communities. This lack of participation creates a double-edged sword: Black people may use medications that haven’t been fully tested for their specific biology, potentially leading […]

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Finding Hope in a Sea of Laminated Paper: A Look at Broken Processes in Clinical Trials

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Imagine this: your loved one is battling a serious illness, desperately seeking any glimmer of hope. You hear about a potential clinical trial, a chance to fight back, but the only information you receive is a single, inconspicuous blue sheet tucked away in a mailbox. That’s the reality faced recently, and it highlights a glaring

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The Heartbreak of Waiting: How Delayed Clinical Trials Are Costing Lives

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Did you know that, on average, it takes a whopping 12 years for a drug to progress from the early stages of research to market availability?** ([Sources: National Institutes of Health, PhRMA]). 12 years of potential lost opportunities for patients like my friend, desperately in need of new treatments. This timeline isn’t just a statistic;

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