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DIA 2023: Tamei Elliott Discusses Changes to the Role of Diversity in Clinical Trials

In an interview at the DIA Global Annual Meeting with Nicholas Saraceno, Tamei Elliott,Senior Manager, Scientific Programs, Drug Information Association, discusses changes to the role of diversity in clinical trials in regard to scientific programing.

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