How Clinical Trial Researchers Can Build Trust in the Black Community
Editor’s note: The purpose of this article is to examine current and historical injustices relating to clinical research and how to begin to correct these issues in the future. It’s not meant to be a comprehensive look at this topic but rather an…
Aug 24 21August 24, 2021
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Why Representation Matters in Clinical Trials
Clinical trials are vital in preventing, detecting, and treating disease. Diversity is important in making sure we know all we can about a treatment’s benefits and risks, and the people enrolled in a clinical trial should represent the types of…
Jan 24 21January 24, 2021
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The Science Behind Multiple Myeloma Disparities
Every year, scientists learn more about multiple myeloma, a type of blood cancer that starts in your bones. They’re working to figure out what causes this cancer and why some groups have a higher chance of getting it. Their discoveries have led to…
Dec 28 21December 28, 2021
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Rights to Reproductive Health Services
What Are Reproductive and Sexual Health Rights? In a nutshell, these are your basic human rights to control your sexual and reproductive health. Laws where you live may protect these rights. Health and human rights advocates have outlined three…
Jun 02 22June 02, 2022
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Hair Loss and Breast Cancer Among Black Women
A breast cancer diagnosis brings up a lot of questions about the future of your health. You’ll want to know more about the treatment you’ll have and any expected side effects. Chemotherapy, a common breast cancer treatment, causes temporary hair loss…
Mar 13 22March 13, 2022
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Migraine in People of Color
Migraine is a disabling neurological disorder, triggered by stress, changes in sleep and weather, and other things. It can cause unbearable pain that lasts hours or even days. Migraine and other headache disorders affect tens of millions of…
Feb 07 22February 07, 2022
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Multiple Myeloma in Black and Hispanic Communities
Doctors and scientists have made big breakthroughs in treating multiple myeloma. They’ve helped people with the disease to keep it in check and live longer, healthier lives. Despite this, the condition still affects some groups unequally. These…
Dec 28 21December 28, 2021
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