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We’re proud to be building a national network of physician-researchers who know how to engage underserved communities in clinical trials — and who are changing the way research is done at institutions across the U.S. #EquityInResearch #ClinicalTrials #DiversityInClinicalTrials #BetterScienceForAll
In Feb, our Winn CDA scholars gained insights from VCU Massey's Terri Matson, Michelle Liendo, and Dr. Nolan Wages nohow to partner with your clinical trials office and with biostatisticians! Grateful to our Massey colleagues for shaping the next generation of clinical leaders. #BetterScienceForAll
Only 49–52% of eligible Hispanic adults are up to date on colorectal cancer screening vs. 58%+ of non-Hispanic whites.
Screening gaps lead to later diagnoses and fewer options. Access, language & follow-up care matter.
Early detection = opportunity.
#CancerPreventionMonth #BetterScienceForAll
This #CancerPreventionMonth, we’re proud of our Winn CIPP scholars, who spent the summer building trust in communities to advance cancer prevention & screening.
Trust isn’t extra. It’s foundational to better care and research.
Cohort 5 coming soon. #BetterScienceForAll
78% of Asian American men report never being screened for prostate cancer — the lowest rate in the U.S.
As incidence rises and diagnoses come later, trust, language access & cultural understanding matter more than ever.
Prevention starts with relationships.
#BetterScienceForAll
The math isn’t mathing.
Black women are 5% less likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer — yet 38% more likely to die from it.Later detection limits treatment options and trial access. Early screening isn’t optional — it’s equity. #CancerPreventionMonth #BetterScienceForAll
This #AmericanHeartMonth, we celebrate Winn CDA scholar Dr. LaPrincess Brewer.
Creator of the NIH-funded FAITH! App, she proves culturally tailored digital health tools improve BP, diet & activity in African American communities — advancing “Techquity” and #BetterScienceForAll.
📽️ Check out this video to learn a bit more about the Winn Awards, how we're changing the medical research landscape, and why early stage investigator physicians should consider applying! #BetterScienceForAll
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As we near the end of 2025, we want to thank the entire Winn Awards community for an incredibly impactful year. We are grateful for all you do to advance our shared mission of #BetterScienceForAll. 🎉
More highlights from last week's San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium! Winn Awards executive director Joy L. Jones, PhD was thrilled to connect with so many Winn CDA scholars who are dedicated to advancing #BetterScienceForAll in the area of breast cancer. #SABCS25
Our executive director, Joy L. Jones, PhD, was in San Antonio last week at #SABCS25, where she ran into several Winn CDA scholars, including Robert Hsu, MD from cohort 4 (pictured).
Thank you to the scholars in attendance for your commitment to advancing #BetterScienceForAll. 👏
👏 Thrilled to share new work from Winn CDA scholar Sara Hassani, MD, MHS, MSCR, published in JAMA Neurology calling on the research community to embrace community-engaged trials so that neurologic discoveries benefit every population. #BetterScienceForAll
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On this day of thanks, we’re grateful for all who make our mission possible. The Winn Awards team is honored to stand with you in addressing one of medicine’s biggest challenges. Thank you for your dedication and partnership in advancing #BetterScienceForAll.
Dr. Rob Winn and Catherine Grimes are in Albuquerque for the Winn Awards Annual Convening with hundreds of Winn CDA scholars from cohorts 3–5. Here they explain our shared mission of #BetterScienceForAll.
🎉 Big news! 79 physician-researchers have been selected for the 5th cohort of the Winn CDA program.
They’ll undertake a rigorous 2-year program focused on community-oriented clinical research and advancing #BetterScienceForAll.
👉 Read more: winnawards.org/2025/11/cohort5scholarannouncement
✈️ Headed to #AAMC2025? Visit us in booth #600 to learn more about Winn CIPP, our (funded!) 6-week summer externship program for medical students! #BetterScienceForAll
We can’t wait to introduce the 79 outstanding scholars joining Cohort 5 of the Winn Career Development Award! 🎉 In the meantime, explore this map showing institutions represented across the first 5 years of our growing national network of community-oriented clinical trialists. #BetterScienceForAll
Four Winn Awards scholars are redefining how communities engage in cancer research.
Funded by @gileadsciences, these projects show how community innovation drives #BetterScienceForAll.
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The Winn Awards community was well-represented at #ASTRO25 in San Francisco! The mission of #BetterScienceForAll is alive and well in the field of #RadiationOncology!
👏 This Winn CDA alum’s words capture why the Winn Awards exists: to train physician-researchers who engage communities and improve clinical trial participation — ensuring treatments are safe and effective for everyone. #BetterScienceForAll
👏 Winn CDA scholar, Keri Maher, MD will be co-chairing this year's Virginia Hematology Conference! Well done, Dr. Maher. As always, you're a true champion of #BetterScienceForAll.
Cancer deaths have dropped 36% since 1991 — but only 10% in rural areas. The Winn Awards program is training researchers to reach these difficult-to-engage communities, bringing #BetterScienceForAll to those who need it most.
Our goal is to create a vast network of community-minded researchers who have the skills and knowledge to engage communities and save more lives. Imagine the impact when these researchers collaborate across health systems. Together, they will accelerate breakthroughs and create #BetterScienceForAll.
Wendy Bottinor, M.D., a Winn CDA scholar, is transforming survivorship care. Through research, education, and community engagement, she empowers survivors to manage heart health—saving lives and strengthening communities. #BetterScienceForAll lnkd.in/eZbSK3PY
🇺🇸 🥼 Winn CIPP student, Diego Cano, has overcome obstacles from military service to medical school. Now he’s using his experiences to improve community health. We're proud to call the future Dr. Cano one of our own. #BetterScienceForAll
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🩺✨ At the 2025 #WinnCIPP Symposium, 66 brilliant med students gathered in Seattle to celebrate a summer of community-driven research + connection.
Together, we're building #BetterScienceForAll.
📸 Meet Cohort 4 + full recap:
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🩺 🔬⛴️ The 2025 Winn CIPP Symposium in Seattle was a whirlwind of inspiration, connection, and discovery. Check out the photo album to relive the magic. We’re already counting down to next year. #BetterScienceForAll
📸 PHOTOS HERE: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCnkhc
We ran into some very good friends at #NMAChicago2025! 🥳
👀 It's Shearwood McClelland (Winn CDA cohort 2), Semenawit Burka (Winn CDA cohort 3), and Amani Sampson (Winn CIPP cohort 2)!
It was so nice bumping into you and hearing about the truly great work you are all doing. #BetterScienceForAll
A few from this weekend's @NationalMedAssn convention. The team shared our mission of #BetterScienceForAll and Dr. Winn shared his insights at a roundtable called Predictive Tools, Precision Medicine, AI, and Informed Decision Tools.
🔥 Hot off the presses! Check out the program for this weekend's Winn CIPP Symposium: heyzine.com/flip-book/dc...
Over the next few days, 66 talented #MedicalStudents with a shared passion for community engagement will converge in Seattle, WA.
We can't wait! #BetterScienceForAll
