New Treatments for Breathing Problems- African Americans & Clinical Trials is a nine minute video tailored specifically for the African American community. It addresses African Americans’ questions and concerns about clinical research in a forthright and unbiased manner. The video details the clinical research process, the different phases of research, and the questions to ask before participating in a study. It features real-life men and women discussing their experience with clinical trials and reasons for volunteering.  The video depicts the growing need for minority participation in clear, everyday language. It is hoped that the video’s honest approach to past abuses and the ways in which clinical research today has changed will further understanding among African Americans. This educational tool can be played in your waiting room or you can give copies to potential clinical research participants and their families. [more info / purchase]

Nuevo tratamientos para las enfermedades respiratorias is a Spanish-language, eleven minute video tailored specifically for the Hispanic community. It addresses Hispanics’ questions and concerns about clinical research in a forthright and unbiased manner. The video details the clinical research process, the different phases of research, and the questions to ask before participating in a study. It features real-life men and women discussing their experience with clinical trials and reasons for volunteering.  The video depicts the growing need for minority participation.  The video is culturally appropriate and easily understood due to the efforts of the diverse panel of physician experts and patients used to produce this video. This educational tool can be played in your waiting room or given to potential clinical research participants and their families. [more info / purchase]

African-Americans and Cancer Clinical Trials is a nine minute video featuring the stories of three African-American clinical research volunteers who have cancer. The video details the clinical research process, including the different phases of testing and questions to ask before participating in a study. The video emphasizes the importance of African-American participation in clinical research to advance medical science. This educational tool can be played in your waiting room or you can give copies to potential clinical research participants and their families.  
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African-Americans and Clinical Trials is a nine minute video that features three African-Americans with Mental Illness or Diabetes who have participated in a clinical trial or have benefited from the help of other clinical research participants. The video details the clinical research process, including the different phases of testing and questions to ask before participating in a study. The video emphasizes the importance of African-American participation in clinical research to advance medical science for Diabetes and Mental Illness such as Depression, Bipolar Disorder, and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. This educational tool can be played in your waiting room or you can give copies to potential clinical research participants and their families.  [more info / purchase]

Los Estudios Clínicos de Cancér is a ten minute Spanish-language video featuring Hispanic clinical research volunteers who have cancer. The video details the clinical research process, including the different phases of testing and questions to ask before participating in a study. The video emphasizes the importance of Hispanic participation in clinical research to advance medical science. This educational tool can be played in your waiting room or you can give copies to potential clinical research participants and their families. This video was produced from the ground-up in Spanish, as opposed to taking English interviews or text and translating them into Spanish. In addition, great consideration was given to the cultural diversity that exists within the Hispanic population in the United States. This is reflected in the diverse panel of physician experts and patients used to produce this video. Hispanic experts at major academic centers, grassroots community Hispanic health centers, patients and physicians from Puerto Rico, Mexico, Columbia, Costa Rica, and Peru all collaborated in the production of this video.  [more info / purchase]