#NOWINCLUDED is a movement with a mission to build a community of individuals ready to take control of their health and future. We’re dedicated to spreading knowledge about healthcare disparities for People of Color, and encouraging a diverse population to be included in medical research so results reflect and can protect all people.
Let’s participate, then celebrate. I’m #NOWINCLUDED. Are you?
This document is produced by the CEAL Inclusive Participation Group for investigators and trialists as best practices to maximize engagement, dispel misinformation and foster trust. The priority populations for these trials are minorities and the elderly. The purpose of informed consent it to ensure that…
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Dr. Jayne Morgan: Diversity in Clinical Trials
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There is a significant underrepresentation of racially and ethnically diverse people in clinical trials, leading to greater health disparity and inequality. We believe diversifying clinical trials to include more people of color increases knowledge about health issues and makes a difference in personalized healthcare for all. Acclinate it committed to addressing this problem on a community level by supporting individuals through #NOWINCLUDED.
To increase healthcare inclusion through diversifying participation in genomic research and clinical trials.
To see medical research represent minorities and personalized medicine better heal and protect all people.
To build a diverse community of individuals ready to raise their hand and take control of their health.
Check out our exclusive interview with Dr. Jayne Morgan where she speaks about how important it is for minorities to participate in trials and how you can become involved.
