Table 1.

Enrollment in Clinical Research Studies for African-Americans (2012–2014)

Title	Description	Target	Accrual N	Enrollment rate %	Study design	Age	Funding source
Metabolic Syndrome and Breast Cancer Risk	Exercise intervention among obese, metabolically unhealthy black women at high risk for breast cancer	160	160	100%	RCT	45–65	P60 / NIMHD
Exergaming and Breast Cancer Biomarkers	RCT on the effects of exergaming among overweight/obes e black women	100	100	100%	RCT	40–60	R21 / NCI
Quit and Fit – A Tobacco Cessation and Energy Balance Pilot for African Americans	A 12-week RCT among black women to investigate the effectiveness of an intervention in addition to nicotine lozenges on smoking cessation	40	38	95%	RCT	18–65	CCSG P30 / NCI
Improving Exercise and Diet in Breast Cancer Survivors	Feasibility study to improve breast biomarkers via exercise intervention	48	31	65%	RCT	45–65	R21 / NCI
A Brief HPV and HPV Vaccine Educational Intervention Targeting A Vulnerable Population	This study seeks to develop and test the feasibility of a community-based parent-targeted HPV educational intervention for residents living in a D.C. family shelter who receive health services from Georgetown University Medical Center’s onsite student-run medical clinic	80	80	100%	Cross-sectional pre- and post survey	25–65	Paul Carey Foundation Schlegel Lab Ovarian and Gynecologic Coalition—Rhonda’s Club
HPV Awareness and Vaccine Acceptability among Inner-City Black Males	Using a mixed-method sequential approach, this study seeks to characterize factors that facilitate or impede HPV health communication and vaccine acceptance among black male adolescents	192	150	78%	Mixed-methods (survey, focus groups)	13–17	R03 / NCI