ReviewTherapeutic innovation & regulatory science2026
CARE Framework for Inclusive Clinical Studies: An Evidence-Based Approach for and Measurement of Recruitment and Retention of Black Women in Breast Cancer Research.
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Abstract
Incredible breakthroughs in scientific discoveries for the treatment of breast cancer have led to rapid improvements in health outcomes and quality of life for patients seeking healthcare solutions. However, the lack of inclusion of patients in clinical research who are disproportionately impacted by this devastating condition remains a significant challenge to researchers, healthcare institutions and communities alike. This report presents a framework for the inclusion of under-represented women, namely Black women, with breast cancer in clinical research. It also examines key factors influencing recruitment and retention, including patient perspectives. These insights can be applied across therapeutic areas to inform study design, enhance patient engagement, and improve population-based representation in clinical research.
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