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Black History Month in Clinical Research Isn’t About the Past. It’s About Power.
“Medical examination during the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, in which Black men were observed without informed consent or proper treatment, circa 1953.” - Public domain image via Wikimedia Commons
Tamara Allen
Feb 64 min read


Partner Opportunity: ACTT Workshop Study for Black Pregnant Women
We’re sharing a partner opportunity for Black pregnant women to join a virtual ACTT Workshop study that uplifts voice, trust, and communication in prenatal care. The study includes a 90-minute workshop and online surveys, with a $100 thank-you for participation.
Tamara Allen
Jan 62 min read


Honoring Service Through Action: The Next Chapter in Veteran Health Equity
When I think about service, I think about my own family. My grandfather served in the Korean War, and my stepfather proudly served in the military. I was in ROTC throughout college and, for a time, was seriously considering enlisting in the Marines. Although my path ultimately took a different direction, my respect for those who serve never changed. I’ve remained a consistent ally and advocate for Veterans, supporting initiatives that strengthen their access to health, healin
Tamara Allen
Nov 3, 20253 min read
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