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What Is The Purpose of The Consortium

The broadly practiced approach to medical research and clinical trials in this country has been to focus on the majority population, then try to retrofit how the findings affect minority populations of black and brown people.  This approach is both too time consuming and ineffective.

For example, when researchers want to understand why people living in so called “blue zones” have a longer life expectancy, researchers go to those geographical areas to determine from those relatively small populations what they can learn about why their longevity is longer.

Likewise, an overwhelming number of the major diseases and adverse medical conditions present in the US occur disproportionally to black and brown people.  Therefore, it makes sense and is a long-established scientific process to focus research and clinical trials on the populations most affected, and then apply the findings to others.

Honing the focus of research and clinical trials on these populations can yield more accurate and pertinent results while decreasing the time it takes to implement findings and recommendations.

The consortium is an extension platform for other consortium relationships, collaborations, and partnerships with an emphasis on Black Health and Clinical trials that can enhance their outcomes in the search for preventions, treatments, and cures.

This platform encourages and provides the capacity for awareness of projects, connecting on interest, enhancing and advancing progress, exploring collaborations, and visual conferencing while sharing intellect, resources, and the vision for preventions, treatments, and cures.

Hence, the purpose of the Consortium for Black Health Research and Clinical Trials.

What is the purpose of the Consortium site?

A. Establish a relationship-base for all individuals, universities, agencies, organizations and entities to submit and allow access to their programs, projects and research and clinical trials in Black health, related science and psychosocial (economic, and judicial) circumstances.
B. To provide awareness and access to the volume and depth of research accomplished and being done in Black health.
C. To provide opportunities for those interested in supporting and advancing health research as it relates to Black people to include agencies such as universities, colleges, CDC, NIH and WHO.

Who are the contributors to the Consortium?

A. Individual, research teams, and collaborators
B. Academic research devoted to the study of Black Health
C. All current organizations, agencies, universities, and individual researchers that would like to register as a link to allow visitors to the site to link to your organization or research projects.
D. All individuals or agencies with thoughts on proposals for research projects
E. Individuals or agencies interested in sponsoring, co-sponsoring a project listed on the site or of their

“Fostering targeted research and clinical trials on the populations most impacted to achieve enhanced efficacy of the results”