|Videos|October 20, 2022
Multiple Myeloma Clinical Trial Enrollment in the Black American Population
Author(s)Joseph Mikhael, MD, Craig Cole, MD
An expert discusses the stigmas behind clinical trials and the shockingly low rate of enrollment by Black Americans with multiple myeloma.
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