Introduction: Lack of participation in clinical trials (CTs) is a major barrier for the evaluation of
new pharmaceuticals and devices. Here we report the results of the analysis of a dataset …

Cancer decision-making interventions commonly utilize narratives as a persuasive strategy
to increase identification with the message source, promote involvement with the topic, and …

As more and more health systems have converted to the use of electronic health records, the
amount of searchable and analyzable data is exploding. This includes not just provider or …

Emergency responders face challenges in arriving timely to administer naloxone in opioid
overdoses. Therefore, interest in having lay citizens administer naloxone nasal spray has …

Background Investigation of the microbiome during early life has stimulated an increasing
number of cohort studies in pregnant and breastfeeding women that require non-invasive …

Background Opioid overdoses require a rapid response, but emergency responders are
limited in how quickly they can arrive at the scene for administering naloxone. If laypersons …

Background Recruitment in sexual health research is challenging. This study explores the
potential of a Consent for Contact system (C4C)-generic consent for research contact-to …

African Americans' enrollment in health registries is low, negatively affecting their
representation in clinical research. Young African Americans are particularly …

Introduction: Research opportunities associated with the proliferation of the electronic health
record (EHR), big data initiatives, and innovative approaches to trial design can present …

Clinical research can improve our quality of life, but to generate valid outcomes, such
studies rely on successful recruitment of participants. Several clinical studies (Bower et al …