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MSAA African American Advisory Board
This advisory board was founded by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) with the purpose of recognizing the unaddressed difficulties encountered by the African…
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MSAA Hispanic/Latinx Advisory Board
This advisory board was founded by the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) with the purpose of recognizing unaddressed obstacles encountered by the Latinx MS…
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National African Americans with MS (NAAMS) Registry
The NAAMS Registry is a research study established with the goal of accurately estimating the number and geographic distribution of African American people diagnosed with…
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Alliance for Research in Hispanic Multiple Sclerosis (ARHMS) Registry
The ARHMS Registry is looking to better understand unique characteristics of MS in the Hispanic population and the need for more accessible and culturally relevant…
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Minority Engagement in MS Research: Patient Recruitment Toolkit for Healthcare Professionals
This toolkit is designed to help healthcare providers learn more about current MS research opportunities, talk to their MS patients about them, and offer insights…
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MS Research Mythbusting
Minority communities may experience a disproportionate burden due to MS, including a heightened risk of severe disease and disability. However, minority populations are significantly underrepresented…
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Clarifying the Confusing World of Clinical Trials in Underserved Populations
This webinar, serving as the second part of MSAA’s Health Disparities in the MS Community series, aims to clarify misunderstandings regarding clinical trials within underserved…
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Participating in Clinical Trials: Your Opportunity to Make a Difference
Inaugurating our “Living with MS as a Black Person” series, this digital educational program offers insights into clinical trials and their participation requirements. Expert presenters…
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Voices of MS: Our Experiences as Research Participants
Part of the MS Foundation’s 2023 Black History Month webinar series, Yolanda Hardy moderates a discussion among Veronica Daniels Lewis, Delisa French, and Dimika Cavalier…
Minority Health and Research Resources
These resources have been compiled by the MS Minority Research Engagement Partnership Network (MS MREPN), a collaborative, multi-stakeholder network supported by Accelerated Cure Project. If you have any questions or comments, or would like to recommend a new resource to be included, please contact us at msminorityresearch@acceleratedcure.org
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