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(Natural News) Research shows that minorities tend to be underrepresented in precision medicine studies like those of breast cancer, as the willingness to provide samples depends on oncologist engagement or religion, an article in Springer.com reports. Precision medicine is defined as data-driven treatment that takes into account individual factors such as genes, environment, and personal... |
Research finds that minorities don't trust the system, refuse to share samples for genetic cancer studies
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