On the recordJuly 23, 2019
The All of Us research initiative has the potential to radically change what we know about minority health and how we approach the elimination of health disparities.
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congress.govThe All of Us research initiative has the potential to radically change what we know about minority health and how we approach the elimination of health disparities.
Roybal-Allard highlights the importance of inclusive research for minority health.
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