3.8K views · 510 reactions | EXPLAINED: Why do we do clinical trials? A clinical trial is a type of research that tests medical treatments or procedures. These trials play a key role in helping medical professionals to understand what treatments work most effectively.  | NDORMS, University of Oxford #ClinicalTrialsDay | University of Oxford | Facebook

When it comes to cancer clinical trials, diversity is a life-saving issue. In a recent interview with Laura Evans Media , Dr. Marya Shegog explains how the lack of diversity in clinical trials can negatively impact Black cancer patients. At Lazarex, we work hard to eliminate the barriers to participating in clinical trials. Not only does this help those who participate in the trial, it can also save lives for years to come, by ensuring the treatment developed will help patients of all background

Clinical Trials are paramount in order for us to see symptomatic and curative treatments for Rett Syndrome. Family participation in these trials should not be hindered on whether or not a family can afford to participate. Girl Power 2 Cure and Rettland Foundation have partnered together to make sure that these trial slots are filled by paving the way for families. Help us get our #Heroes2Trials! gp2c.org/trials #HopeInAction #gp2c #RiseAboveRett #Rettland | Girl Power 2 Cure