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Diverse participation in clinical trials is essential for equitable healthcare. Find trials actively seeking participants from our community.

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Only 5% of clinical trial participants are Black—help change that.

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Actively Recruiting
Phase 3
Novel Treatment for Resistant Hypertension in African Americans

Hypertension

Morehouse School of Medicine
Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; Houston, TX
Up to $500 for participation

This study evaluates a new medication specifically designed to address treatment-resistant hypertension in African American patients, considering genetic and physiological differences.

Actively Recruiting
Observational
AI-Assisted Early Detection of Glaucoma

Glaucoma

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
Miami, FL; Oakland, CA
Free comprehensive eye exam

Using artificial intelligence to improve early glaucoma detection in populations at highest risk.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 2
Gene Therapy for Sickle Cell Disease

Sickle Cell Disease

National Sickle Cell Research Center
Boston, MA; Los Angeles, CA; New York, NY
All treatment costs covered plus stipend

Groundbreaking gene therapy trial aimed at correcting the genetic mutation causing sickle cell disease.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 2
Immunotherapy for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer

Howard University Hospital
Baltimore, MD; Washington, DC
Treatment and monitoring at no cost

Testing a new immunotherapy combination for triple-negative breast cancer, which disproportionately affects Black women.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 3
Diabetes Prevention Through Community-Based Intervention

Type 2 Diabetes

National Institute of Diabetes Research
Detroit, MI; Cleveland, OH; Philadelphia, PA
$75 per session attended

A culturally-tailored lifestyle intervention program to prevent Type 2 diabetes in high-risk Black adults.

Actively Recruiting
Observational
Understanding Kidney Disease Progression in Black Americans

Chronic Kidney Disease

Meharry Medical College
Nashville, TN; Birmingham, AL
$100 per visit

An observational study examining genetic and environmental factors contributing to faster kidney disease progression in Black Americans.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 3
STRIDE: Diabetes Prevention Through Lifestyle Intervention

Type 2 Diabetes

University of Mississippi Medical Center
Memphis, TN; Birmingham, AL; Jackson, MS
Free fitness center membership plus $300 for completion

Culturally-tailored diabetes prevention program combining nutrition counseling, physical activity, and community support.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 2
VICTORY: Vitamin D Supplementation in Colorectal Cancer Prevention

Colorectal Cancer

Howard University Hospital
Washington, DC; Baltimore, MD
Travel reimbursement plus $200 completion bonus

Investigating whether vitamin D supplementation can reduce colorectal cancer risk in high-risk individuals.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 2
RISE: Reducing Inflammation in Sickle Cell Episodes

Sickle Cell Disease

Emory University
Atlanta, GA; New Orleans, LA
$200 per study visit, 24/7 study nurse hotline

Testing a new anti-inflammatory medication to reduce the frequency and severity of pain crises in sickle cell disease.

Active
Observational
GLOW: Glaucoma Longitudinal Outcomes Watch

Glaucoma

Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
Miami, FL; Tampa, FL
Free comprehensive eye exams annually

Long-term study tracking glaucoma progression and treatment outcomes in patients of African descent.

Actively Recruiting
Observational
PROMISE: Prostate Cancer Early Detection Study

Prostate Cancer

Charles R. Drew University
Los Angeles, CA; Oakland, CA
$150 for completing screening battery

Developing better screening tools for early detection of prostate cancer in Black men, who face the highest risk.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 3
PATHWAY: Personalized Approaches to Hypertension Treatment

Hypertension

Morehouse School of Medicine
Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; Houston, TX
Up to $500 for completing all study visits

This study aims to identify optimal blood pressure medications for Black patients based on genetic markers and individual response patterns.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 2
BREATHE: Biologics for Severe Asthma in Underrepresented Populations

Asthma

Wayne State University
Detroit, MI; Cleveland, OH
$100 per visit, all medications provided free

Evaluating the effectiveness of a new biologic medication for severe asthma in patients who haven't responded well to standard treatments.

Actively Recruiting
Phase 3
HEART-SAFE: Novel Approaches to Heart Failure Management

Heart Disease

Columbia University Medical Center
New York, NY; Philadelphia, PA; Newark, NJ
$75 per study visit, transportation provided

Testing a new combination therapy approach for heart failure that may be particularly effective for patients of African descent.