S4 Ep. 8: "What is a Clinical Trial?"

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How much do you know about clinical trials? In this episode of Cancer Health Equity NOW, we talk with Andrea Suzuki, Patient Navigator at Fred Hutch, and Lucy Echevarria, Bilingual Clinical Trial Specialist with the National Cancer Institute. Join us as we have a conversation about common questions and misconceptions about clinical trials, learn together, and share resources. If you like what you hear, please leave us a review! Do you have idea for a future Cancer Health Equity NOW podcast? Let us know by emailing us at enddisparities@fredhutch.org.

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