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Opinion: Two big surprises in court

Months of negotiations for a plea bargain involving Hunter Biden’s tax payments were blown up when a federal judge objected, and the grand jury investigating Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents unexpectedly added the charge that the former president wanted employees to have subpoenaed Mar-a-Lago security footage deleted. The developments underlined how America’s political climate is being shaped by what happens in the courts.

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Blood Tests Could Aid Alzheimer s Diagnosis in Low-Resource Areas

Blood Tests Could Aid Alzheimer s Diagnosis in Low-Resource Areas
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COVID proves clinical trials must proactively recruit people of color

COVID proves clinical trials must proactively recruit people of color Jo Wiederhorn, opinion contributor © Getty Images COVID proves clinical trials must proactively recruit people of color In the year since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent death of more than 500,000 Americans, researchers around the world have raced to develop vaccines at an unprecedented pace. But the quest to stop the pandemic in its tracks has collided with a long-standing problem: the lack of diversity in clinical trials. This issue must be addressed and the new federal administration can help. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that Black Americans are 1.1 times as likely as white Americans to contract COVID-19, 2.9 times as likely to end up in the hospital and nearly twice as likely to die from it. Yet the communities hardest hit by illnesses like COVID-19 are also those grossly underrepresented in clinical trials for cures and therapeutics.

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