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July 7, 2021
Life Sciences

Diversity in Clinical Trials: Holding Ourselves Accountable

On June 22, 2021, the President of G3 Life Sciences, Amanda Ryan, moderated a panel discussion hosted by TransPerfect Life Sciences. She was joined by ...

May 26, 2021
Life Sciences

Mental Health Awareness Month 2021: There’s Work to Be Done

Since 1949, the month of May has been recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month in the United States. Nearly one in five U.S. adults lives ...

May 14, 2021
Life Sciences

Health Literacy and Mask Safety: A COVID-19 Study

Much of the preliminary COVID-19 information and guidelines were confusing to understand. Health experts recommend medical information be written at an eighth-grade reading level, yet ...

May 6, 2021
Life Sciences

ALA’s State of the Air 2021 Report: Air Pollution Discrimination

Since 2000, the American Lung Association (ALA) has published an annual report called the “State of the Air.” This report examines air pollution levels around ...

April 26, 2021
Life Sciences

How to Improve Patient Recruitment in Clinical Trials

What it means to build effective and comfortable patient experiences changes with each passing year, as both medicine and the world around us continue to ...

April 6, 2021
Life Sciences

Choosing Vendors in Life Sciences: 5 Takeaways from the DA4S 2021 Matchmaking Conference

In March, G3 Life Sciences’ newest addition to the team—Executive Vice President Allison McDougall—attended the 2021 Virtual Connection and Matchmaking Conference hosted by Diversity Alliance ...

March 25, 2021
Life Sciences

Women and Caregiving: Invisible Labor

In the United States, two-thirds of all caregivers are women. Caregiving means taking care of adults or children (or both) on a regular basis. It ...

March 16, 2021
Life Sciences

How to Support Women-Owned Businesses

Less than 30 years ago, the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC) was founded. Its purpose? To fuel global economic growth through their support and ...

March 8, 2021
Life Sciences

Assessing Gender Biases in Machine Translation

Millions of people use machine translations (MT) every day. However, these machines are only as good as the data that we provide to them. Researchers ...

March 4, 2021
Life Sciences

Giving Birth During a Pandemic

Across millennia, women have given birth during many crises. Through world wars, volcanic eruptions, or medieval plagues, countless people have had to adapt to their ...

February 22, 2021
Life Sciences

Improving Inclusivity and Diversity in Clinical Trials

Can you guess what percentage of clinical trial participants were white in 2019? It was nearly three-fourths. To be exact, it was 72%. In response ...

February 11, 2021
Life Sciences

Accessibility Issues for People with Disabilities: How Far Have We Come and How Far Do We Have to Go

Compared to previous years, public events and space are more accessible to people with disabilities than ever before. The presidential inauguration featured American Sign Language ...

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