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Source: Philadelphia Gay News

A local LGBTQ+ health and wellness center is expanding its work into clinical research. Mazzoni Center launched a clinical research department in October, guided by a goal of expanding access to emerging healthcare initiatives and ensuring LGBTQ+ people are more strongly represented in academic research. The organization plans to launch more clinical trials in spring 2027 and is now a few weeks into its first study with hopes of demonstrating the safety and efficacy of oral PrEP for people using gender-affirming hormone therapies. “We could not have a more well-suited study for us — or vice versa,” said Wil Vickroy, the organization’s director of clinical research — who was proud to note that Mazzoni Center was the first institution to activate globally for this trial, enrolling the first patient two days ahead of schedule.

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