Increasing accrual of minority patients in breast cancer clinical trials

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作者：
Amelia A. Trant
Lucas Walz
Whitney Allen
Jose DeJesus
Christos Hatzis
Andrea Silber
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[1] Yale Cancer Center,
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Breast Cancer Research and Treatment | 2020年 / 184卷
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Breast cancer; Clinical trials; Health disparities; Eligibility criteria;
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页码：499 / 505
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