JAMA Cardiology : Preserving and Promoting Clinical Trial Representativeness

JAMA Network
30/07/2025 16 min
JAMA Cardiology : Preserving and Promoting Clinical Trial Representativeness

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Interview with Roxana Mehran, MD, author of Preserving and Promoting Clinical Trial Representativeness: A Review of Existing Strategies and the Path Forward. Hosted by Robert Bonow, MD. Related Content: Preserving and Promoting Clinical Trial Representativeness

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