Imagine for a moment you’ve designed a new medical product or therapy that you think has the potential to change modern medicine. The engineering is precise, the product functions remarkably well and the device could help physicians combat a complex medical condition such as diabetes or heart disease.
Now imagine that to assess the impact of your new device, you conduct a clinical trial with 100 men, each from a singular ethnic group, from within a specific age range and with similar medical histories.…
