The Long Run with Luke Timmerman

Ep110: Michele Andrasik on Making Clinical Trials More Diverse

Mar 1, 2022

01:07:25

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Are You More Optimistic or Less Optimal?

03:03

You Know, I Have Bias Too

03:26

Do You Believe in the Science of Covid?

02:20

Introduction

4min

The Long Run, Luke, Welcome to the Long Run Things

2min

A Brief Introduction to Interstingis

2min

Is H I v a Gay Related Disease?

3min

I Was an Anolescent, and I Was a Student at N Wy

2min

How Did You Become Interested in Psychology and What Influences Behavior?

4min

What I Learned at Columbia?

2min

You Know, I Have Bias Too

3min

The Link Between Behavior and Health Education

2min

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Relationships Are Everything to Move Things Forward

3min

11.

The Value of Hanging Around, Ah, It's Been an Hour and Call It Good

2min

12.

H I v Vaccine Trials Network

2min

13.

Aids Clinical Trials

1min

14.

H I v Vaccine Trials Network - Wakefield

2min

15.

The Long Run Bodcast Podcast

3min

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H v Vaccine Trials - What Are Your Goals?

4min

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Do You Have Input From the Very Beginning?

4min

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How Do We Get Our Vaccines Through?

3min

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The Diversity of Enrolment in the Operation Warp Speed Trials

4min

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The Challenge of Data Sovereignty

2min

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Do You Believe in the Science of Covid?

2min

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Building Reputation of Trustworthiness

3min

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Do You Have Community Advisory Boards?

2min

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Are You More Optimistic or Less Optimal?

3min

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Putting Yourself Out There as the Trustworthy Source of Information

4min

Michele Andrasik, a clinical health psychologist at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, on improving community outreach and diversity in clinical trials.

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