New initiative- coming soon!
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New initiative- coming soon! ❋
Justice in Clinical Research
Increasing the number of Black participants in clinical trials can help shift harmful narratives and reduce racial health gaps. Mistrust in clinical trial studies is justified given the historical (and not so historical) harm caused in Black communities. We aim to engage community in developing corrective actions that address accountability, transparency, and data sovereignty in research studies. The stance at My Health Reimagined is that the communities most harmed by extractive clinical research are most qualified to govern its transformation. We are building the community-controlled infrastructure to make that transformation structurally possible, measurable, and replicable. Stay tuned…
Book Club
Join us as we read and discuss Medical Apartheid by Harriet A. Washington.
When: Monthly meetings
Where: virtual or in-person (you help decide!)
Cost: Free
Already read the book? Great! Consider gifting a copy to someone else. Donate to our book club fund!
The stance at My Health Reimagined is that increasing the number of Black participants in clinical trials can help shift harmful narratives and reduce racial health gaps. We understand that mistrust in research studies is justified given the historical (and not so historical) harm caused in Black communities. We aim to engage community in exploring opportunities for corrective action that address accountability, transparency, and data sovereignty in research studies.