February 22, 2022

CRI Managed Study to Examine COVID-19-related Financial Hardships that Impact TMIST Participation

The 黑料网® (黑料网®) Center for Research and Innovation is managing a new study () to help identify COVID-19-related economic factors that may keep women from taking part in the landmark Tomosynthesis Mammographic Imaging Screening Trial (TMIST).

Specifically, this primary objective is to compare the proportion of women of color (WOC) versus (vs) non-WOC to assess the COVID-19 related financial hardship and distress in those who decline TMIST participation.

, the study’s secondary endpoints include documentation of an array of economic and lifestyle factors regarding their decision to not participate in TMIST as well as their breast cancer risk.

Current NCORP TMIST sites can go to and search EAQ201 to find all trial related materials.

For additional information please contact the Project Manager, Jessica Howell at jhowell@acr.org.