Face-to-face interactions, including taking part in community events, may help build trust, reduce health inequities, and increase diversity in clinical trials — a key part to both advancing science and ensuring the most state-of-the-art medicine is accessible to all patients....
Barriers to health care largely due to stigma and discrimination make members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and gender-nonconforming community particularly vulnerable to cancer....
The results of a recent ClinicalTrials.gov investigation by "The Scientist" concludes that a lack of understanding about how to use the public database is undermining clinical trials transparency. ...
Contract Research Organization (CRO) executives share their thoughts on the top patient retention challenges facing CROs today and offer advice on potential strategies and solutions moving ahead....
Promoting a diverse clinical trial workforce is a key pillar of any effective effort to promote patient population diversity....
A majority of people are unclear about what rules exist to protect the privacy of their medical information and have concerns about who has access....
For the 11th consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report ranked University of Wisconsin Hospitals, which includes University Hospital and UW Health East Madison Hospital, as No. 1 in Wisconsin on its Best Hospitals list....
Older Black and Latinx adults want a health care system that makes space for addressing individuals’ needs and care preferences and is welcoming and accepting of people’s identities....
Three UW–Madison education programs units dedicated to community health and well-being joined together to enhance statewide resources for health and health care....
Increasing the racial and ethnic diversity of clinical trial participants is a scientific and ethical imperative emerging from differences in disease causality, presentation, and progression; in access to health care; and in drug safety and effectiveness across diverse populations....
