Disparities in awareness of and willingness to participate in cancer clinical trials between african american and white cancer survivors

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    The enrollment fraction (the number of trial enrollees divided by the estimated the authors cancer cases) in clinical trials by race/ethnicity for all cancers was 1.8% for Whites and 1.3% for African Americans. The top three desired features of CCTs identified by African American cancer patients in the study included sending information about the trial through mails, having the trial close to residence, and offering flexible scheduling for participation, which were somewhat different from the features preferred by White cancer survivors in the study. The use of a convenience sample in . . .

     

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