It’s time to act. Invest in diversity in clinical trials. Save lives. Make clinical trials WORTH MORE.

Joined May 2021
Lives are lost. Scientific discoveries are missed. Healthcare costs rise. Public trust deteriorates. We pay a high price when #ClinicalTrials are not inclusive. This #ClinicalTrialsDay, it’s time to act: bit.ly/3JZ1Gq2 The Trial for #ClinicalEquality continues.
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April is #NationalMinorityHealthMonth, spreading awareness of health inequities and inspiring action. As we continue to champion care for ALL, we’re resharing this post and reiterating the importance of inclusion in #CRC research and all #ClinicalTrials. clinicalequality.com
Black patients with #ColorectalCancer tend to have different gene mutations compared to White patients. Could this explain their increased mortality? Only by investing in representation in #ClinicalTrials can we learn: clinicalequality.com #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth
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#ClinicalTrials that include everyone build care everyone can trust. #HPV #vaccines reduce #CervicalCancer, yet Hispanic women remain less likely to be vaccinated. Advocate for representation in research to close that gap: clinicalequality.com #ClinicalEquality #MHAM2026
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#ColorectalCancer screening isn’t one-size-fits-all, especially in remote Alaska. A new study reveals powerful insights on access, cost, and all things related to #HealthEquity. Read more here: mayoclinic.org/medical-profe…
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And remember to advocate for #ClinicalEquality and representation for EVERYONE in #ClinicalTrials during #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth and the rest of the year: clinicalequality.com
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Over half of #ColorectalCancer deaths are preventable with screening. Black Americans are less likely to be recommended #CRCScreening by their HCP than White Americans yet are 40% more likely to die from #CRC. What shapes screening guidelines? Research. clinicalequality.com
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Push for care, screening, and research that include everyone for better outcomes for EVERYONE this #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth. #ClinicalTrials #ClinicalEquality
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Black Americans are more likely to develop #KidneyFailure than White Americans. Yet, they are disproportionately less likely to be found in lifesaving #ClinicalTrials in the US. The numbers don’t add up. This #NationalKidneyMonth, advocate for change: clinicalequality.com
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2,500+ people die from #HeartDisease every day, yet many cases are preventable. Underserved communities remain underrepresented in #ClinicalTrials; prevention won’t reach everyone. This #HeartMonth, demand research that includes and reflects every #Heart: clinicalequality.com
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Different ethnicities respond differently to #cardiovascular treatments, yet #ClinicalTrials remain overwhelmingly white. #HeartDisease has reigned as the nation’s top killer for 100+ years. Help change that this #HeartMonth with real inclusion: clinicalequality.com
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Earlier this month was #NationalWearRedDay, which focuses on #HeartDisease in women. For the rest of #HeartMonth, we reflect on heart disease’s high burden on Black women and their low representation in #ClinicalTrials. Advocate for treatments for ALL: clinicalequality.com
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Black Americans have the highest #HeartDisease mortality rate, yet are poorly represented in cardiology #ClinicalTrials. The numbers don’t add up. It’s time for change: clinicalequality.com #ClinicalEquality #WCCardio
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For #WorldBreastCancerResearchDay, hear why representation in #ClinicalTrials matters from triple-negative #BreastCancer survivor and thriver, Ricki, @touchbbca CEO. bit.ly/3Uza4Bo
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MYTH: People with darker skin tones can’t get #SkinCancer. FACT: Everyone can; racial minorities are more likely to get #ALM, a rare, aggressive, and sometimes deadly form of #Melanoma.
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ANOTHER FACT: Racial minorities are generally underrepresented in #ClinicalTrials, leading to a lack of treatment and quality care. Wear your sunscreen and advocate for change this #SummerSunSafetyMonth: clinicalequality.com #ClinicalEquality
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