This article proposes a framework for inclusive global oncology research, indicating benefits for diverse patient populations.
Global clinical oncology research is experiencing a profound structural shift, evolving from a historical underrepresentation of minority groups in Western-centric trials to a new representational imbalance marked by an increasing reliance on Chinese patient populations due to the nation's accelerating drug research and development. This article dissects this changing dynamic and proposes a systematic framework for a next-generation global oncology research and development paradigm that is inherently more inclusive, generalizable, and efficient for all patients worldwide.
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