Barriers to Eligibility and Enrollment Among Older Women in a Clinical Trial on Osteoporosis

Recruitment efforts should address barriers to eligibility and barriers to willingness to enroll

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• Research with Hispanic Populations

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• Recruiting Minorities Into Clinical Trials Toward a Participant-Friendly System

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• Geographic Socioeconomic Status, Race, and Advanced-Stage Breast Cancer in New York City

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