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Q&A with FDA’s Jonca Bull: Working toward better representation, inclusiveness in clinical trials: Diversity could lead to better care for underrepresented groups

Natalie McGill
The Nation's Health October 2016, 46 (8) 9;
Natalie McGill
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  • How diverse are clinical trials in the U.S. currently? Where are the biggest gaps?
  • What are the public health consequences of a lack of diversity in clinical trials?
  • What are the barriers to achieving diversity in clinical trials?
  • FDA itself does not conduct clinical trials. How does diversity in clinical trials affect FDA’s work? How did this become a focal point for the agency?
  • FDA’s Drug Trials Snapshots program shares information about who is participating in clinical trials for FDA-approved drugs. What is the program and what are the key takeaways?
  • What role can public health workers play in supporting diversity in clinical trials?

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