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Friday, March 18, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs
Dear John,
****On March 28, Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil will interview
Carole Johnson
, the
administrator for the Health Resources and Services Administration
(HRSA), for the next installment of Health Affairs' virtual Policy
Spotlight series. Register now
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Clinical Trial Representation
In 2015 the Food and Drug Administration launched a plan aimed at
improving the diversity of participants in clinical trials and the
transparency of trial results for newly approved drugs.
In their article featured in this month's issue of Health Affairs,
Angela Green and colleagues report that the initiative did not improve
representation of Black relative to White participants
.
Further, only 20 percent of studies reporting results after the plan
went into effect met a requirement to include race-specific reporting of
benefits and side effects.
Given the plan's failure, Green and coauthors write, "The FDA should now
consider setting minimum thresholds for diverse inclusion [...] so that
trial participants mirror disease demographics and trials generate
adequate data specific to patients from diverse racial and ethnic
groups."
For more content about how race affects health research revisit the
February 2022 theme issue of Health Affairs, Racism & Health
.
Order The March Issue
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Elsewhere At Health Affairs
Today in Health Affairs Forefront, Amit Jain and coauthors explore the
impact of the Maryland All-Payer Model
(MD-APM) on Medicare Advantage entry and proliferation in the state. Â
Also, Health Affairs is accepting applications
to the Health Affairs Podcast Fellowship Program through March 31.
Listen to the Health Affairs Pathways
podcast to
see what the latest cohort of Fellows produced.
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The Role Of Private Equity In Health Care
Listen to Health Affairs' Kathleen Haddad and Rob Lott discuss the role
of private equity in health care service lines.
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Daily Digest
Despite The FDA's Five-Year Plan, Black Patients Remain Inadequately
Represented In Clinical Trials For Drugs
Angela K. Green et al.
Medicare Advantage And The Maryland All-Payer Model
Amit Jain et al.
Podcast: The Role Of Private Equity In Health Care
Robb Lott and Kathleen Haddad
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