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Toward Equitable Payment for Inclusive Participation

Posted on 06/12/2025

Journal of Clinical and Translational Science (2023)

Authors: Justin X. Moore, LaKesha N. Anderson, Cynthia Li, Reginald D. Benson Jr., Alejandra Garcia Rychtarikova, Lillie D. Williamson, Leslie E. Wolf, Ebony B. Whisenant, Erin Roark, Samantha R. Jones, and Christy J.W. Ledford

Posted in Affiliate Publication, Discrimination and Prejudice, Marginalized Groups, ResearchTagged Lillie D. Williamson

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