Higher Education's Role in Recruiting Underrepresented Groups for Biomedical Research
Higher Education's Influence on Biomedical Research
The All of Us initiative at MU prioritizes recruiting participants from underrepresented backgrounds in biomedical research. This includes women, individuals over the age of 45, and people of color. Such inclusivity is crucial for generating comprehensive health data that accurately reflects the diverse population.
Goals and Significance
Understanding the health outcomes of these demographics leads to more effective healthcare solutions. To achieve this, MU holds informational sessions and partnerships with local organizations to identify potential participants.
Community Engagement
- Outreach efforts conducted in local neighborhoods
- Collaboration with community leaders to build trust
- Educational workshops to explain the research process
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