Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis (TSUS) of 1932 to 1972. Mr. Hendon, who was the
last survivor of the TSUS, made the above remark shortly before his death, describing why …

OBJECTIVE: This study investigated socioecological factors influencing HIV vaccine
research participation among communities living in geographic areas with high HIV …

With the growing burden of cancer in minority populations and limited progress in
eliminating cancer disparities, it has become important to develop a diverse oncology …

Abstract In the United States, the number and proportion of HIV/AIDS cases among
black/African Americans continue to highlight the need for new biomedical prevention …

Objective: To examine differences between African Americans (Blacks) and non-Hispanic
Whites in risk of death after diagnosis of later-stage prostate cancer in a large sample of …

Balanced two-arm designs are more powerful than unbalanced designs and, consequently,
Bayesian adaptive designs (BADs) are less powerful. However, when considering other …

Since prostate cancer incidence, prevalence and mortality are still highest among Black men
in the United States, it is important to effectively address the factors that contribute to prostate …

ABSTRACT Recruiting African American women into chemoprevention trials presents a
unique set of issues, which encompasses a mistrust of the health care system and the …