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    Cultural humility in clinical research involves self-reflection and appreciating diverse experiences. This continuous process enhances interactions with study participants and supports diversity in research teams and subjects.

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    • Healthcare disparities
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    Background:

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    Conclusions:

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    • Implementing cultural humility training can improve research integrity and inclusivity.
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