Importance of Diverse Populations in Research

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Carmen Henry-Harris, Penn State University/PACT (Parents And Children Together)

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Feb 17, 2019

Carmen Henry-Harris, Community Liaison and Coordinator, Penn State University/PACT (Parents And Children Together), talks with host Jill Horner about why it is important and what it means to have diverse populations represented in research. pact.la.psu.edu

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