Appropriate Use of Race in Research at Emory, April 26

Appropriate Use of Race in Research at Emory, April 26

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Attend an important and timely discussion on the “Appropriate use of race in research at Emory.”

Thought leader Otis Brawley, along with other established Emory investigators will address the following questions:

  1. Is the use of race as a variable in clinical research practical or problematic? 
  2. How is race utilized, reported, and interpreted in biomedical research at Emory? 
  3. How can researchers responsibly investigate health disparities between racial groups to work towards meaningful change?

Date and Time: Tuesday 4/26 from 5:30-7 pm on Zoom

 Click to Register for Appropriate Use of Race in Research Event.


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