The United States has long made substantial investments in clinical research with the goal
of improving the health and well-being of our nation. There is no doubt that these …

Meaningful reductions in racial and ethnic inequities in chronic diseases of aging remain
unlikely without major advancements in the inclusion of minoritized populations in aging …

Importance The COVID-19 pandemic has had disproportionate effects on racial and ethnic
minority communities, where preexisting clinical and social conditions amplify health and …

Background Despite the promise of implementation science (IS) to reduce health inequities,
critical gaps and opportunities remain in the field to promote health equity. Prioritizing racial …

Importance Black men have a higher risk of prostate cancer compared with White men, but
Black adults are underrepresented in online content about prostate cancer. Across racial …

Trust is vital to public confidence in health and science, yet there is no consensus on the
most useful way to conceptualize, define, measure, or intervene on trust and its related …

Rationale Historic and present-day racism and inequity in the United States (US) have
resulted in diminished trust in health care among many populations. A key barrier to …

Across multiple fields of study, trust is defined as “a psychological state that determines a
person's willingness to be vulnerable under conditions of risk/uncertainty, and …

The COVID-19 pandemic revealed weaknesses in the public health infrastructure of the
United States, including persistent barriers to engaging marginalized communities toward …

Objectives Nurses are the largest segment of the American healthcare workforce, yet little is
known about how American nursing students are educated about lesbian, gay, bisexual …