Background: Asian Americans constitute 5% of the US population. Their willingness to
participate in research is important to examine because it influences participation rates and …

PURPOSE: The relative absence of racial/ethnic minorities among medical research
subjects is receiving considerable attention because of recent government mandates for …

Background Inclusion of racial/ethnic minorities in cancer-related research remains
inadequate, continuing to impact disparate health outcomes. Data regarding enrollment of …

Health research participation of racial and ethnic minorities is significantly lower than their
counterparts, impeding the testing and development of evidence based clinical and public …

Inroduction The purpose of this study was to explore factors associated with willingness of
African Americans and Latinos to participate in biomedical and public health research and to …

Background It is widely claimed that racial and ethnic minorities, especially in the US, are
less willing than non-minority individuals to participate in health research. Yet, there is a …

Introduction Older adults, including racial and ethnic minorities, are underrepresented in
research. As the US population ages, the number of older racial and ethnic minority …

BACKGROUND The underrepresentation of African‐Americans among medical research
participants is receiving considerable attention because of recent government mandates for …

Abstract Background and Objectives Numerous factors contribute to underrepresentation of
African-Americans in medical research, including beliefs, historical events, structural, and …

The objective of this study was to identify racial differences in willingness to participate in a
population with previous exposure to clinical research. A survey instrument was …