Medical Research Literacy Clinical Trial Information For Health Equity

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Empower yourself to be a part of the solution. Register for our Medical Research Literacy Workshops and learn about clinical trials.

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We get it. Life is busy. That's why our Medical Research workshops were created with your schedule in mind. We understand you want to learn about this disease and how it impacts real people's lives. We designed our workshops specifically for people like you - compassionate, curious, and ready to make a difference.

Imagine walking away with practical knowledge that empowers you to join the fight for a cure, or to offer the best possible support to a loved one.

Ready to dive in? Participate, learn, and discover the power of enrollment in an Medical Research clinical trial.  Let's work together to find a cure.

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Engaging with medical research is paramount for fostering a well-informed and empowered populace. At Glassbury, we believe that accessible and comprehensive medical information is key to this empowerment. By delving into the intricacies of medical advancements, individuals can cultivate a deeper understanding of health and disease, enabling them to make more informed decisions regarding their own well-being. Moreover, a familiarity with medical research can facilitate meaningful dialogues with healthcare providers, promoting collaborative and patient-centric care. Furthermore, staying abreast of research developments can inspire individuals to actively participate in clinical trials and other research initiatives, thereby contributing to the collective pursuit of medical progress. In essence, the acquisition of knowledge in medical research, supported by resources like those provided by Glassbury, serves as a catalyst for individual empowerment, informed decision-making, and the advancement of healthcare as a whole.

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In Medical clinical trials, participation from people of color is crucial. Involvement in these trials helps advance medical research, understand diverse populations' specific needs, and address healthcare disparities. It also contributes to tailored treatments and paves the way for future breakthroughs in understanding and treatment.

Health Scholarly Articles & Worksheets

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Comprehensive Review on Alzheimer’s Disease: Causes and Treatment

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Underreporting of Gender and Race/Ethnicity Differences in NIH-Funded Dementia Caregiver Support Interventions

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