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» Increasing Globalization of Trials Not Helping Underrepresentation of Blacks in U.S.
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Increasing Globalization of Trials Not Helping Underrepresentation of Blacks in U.S.
April 1, 2021
Charlie Passut
As clinical trials have increasingly become more global, researchers are realizing that underrepresentation of Blacks in U.S. trials is not addressed simply by adding more Blacks to trials from overseas, particularly in oncology trials.
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