Roswell from Atlanta shares his positive experience with Care Access’s free community health screening, highlighting the smooth, well-organized process that made him feel welcomed and at ease. “It was very convenient—quick, brief, and sociable. I appreciated that,” he says, after becoming a Future of Medicine member at a local event.
Roswell reflects on the importance of clinical research for building a healthier future, not just for himself but for communities everywhere. “This has to happen so that everyone can have a better life in the future.” He urges others to take action today, reminding us that participating in research now can improve lives, both for those we love and for those we may not even know.
“If you hold off for ten years, that’s ten years less of research access that could improve someone else’s life—and possibly your own,”
Roswell advises, encouraging fellow community members to get involved.