Championing Change: My Personal Journey in Advocating for Breast Cancer Clinical Trial Participation

Latoya Bolds-Johnson, a 37-year-old physician assistant and devoted mother, bravely confronted a challenging stage 3 triple-negative breast cancer diagnosis. Refusing to accept her initial oncologist's indifference, she diligently pursued innovative clinical trials, eventually securing a position in one tailored to her specific condition. Passionate about advocacy, Latoya highlights the crucial need for enhanced representation of Black patients in trials, reinforcing their vital role in medical research. Her inspiring journey exemplifies the critical nature of self-advocacy and diversity within clinical research environments. Read her full narrative for empowerment.