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Don't Keep Your Distance, Nature
 









Excerpts: Researchers working with disadvantaged populations should become much
more involved with the communities they study, the IOM report says - the time
and effort that it takes to do this will be rewarded by more convincing study
outcomes. Partners in the community can help researchers, it points out, by
highlighting flaws in study design, recruiting participants, and strengthening
the informed-consent process.  The report also suggests that poor people in the
United States are becoming more wary of participating in research, after years
of involvement in studies and scant indication that the findings have any real
impact on their lives.
Source: Don't Keep Your Distance[
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v437/n7058/full/437451a.html ], DOI:
10.1038/437451a, Nature 437, 451, 05/09/22

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