Community Health

On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we reflect on the power of one voice to create lasting change. Clinical research moves forward when individuals share their lived experience, shaping safer, more inclusive medicine for generations to come.

The health conditions studied in clinical research shape the future of medicine. At Kalo Clinical Research, our study areas reflect real community health needs, with a focus on inclusion, access, and trust so research better reflects the people it is meant to serve. In gratitude, we thrive!

As the year comes to a close, we reflect on what we have built together. Grounded in community, ethics, and shared responsibility, we step into the new year guided by purpose and trust.

The holiday season can impact stress levels, heart health, and access to care. Here’s what research teaches us about health during the holidays — and why people-first research matters year-round.

This season reminds us that small choices matter. Learn how exploring clinical research opportunities can help shape safer, more inclusive medicine for generations to come.

Gratitude in research shows up in the small, steady acts — the questions people ask, the courage they bring, and the trust they share. Explore how community care guides ethical, people-first research at Kalo and how participation helps shape safer medicine for everyone.

Discover how clinical research offers a powerful way to give back—creating safer, more inclusive medicine for future generations. This season, your participation can help close gaps, build equity, and shape tomorrow’s healthcare.

We honor the Indigenous peoples whose lands we work on — the Shoshone, Paiute, Goshute, and Ute Tribes. This reflection shares why our land acknowledgment is part of our daily practice, and how gratitude and respect guide the way we care for our community.

Every breakthrough begins with someone who chooses to serve others through science. Discover how participation in clinical trials protects future generations—and how integrity is our quietest form of gratitude.

At the 2025 CNHA Convention, Kalo Clinical Research leaders Bella Tukuafu Johnson and Alina Nehele Brewer reconnected with the heart of their mission—research as an act of care for home and community.

Clinical research can feel closed off—especially if it seems tied to corporate agendas. Kalo Clinical Research stands alongside sponsors as an independent, people-first site. We center dignity, plain-language consent, and clean operations to protect participants and strengthen data quality. Independence builds trust with communities and credibility with partners. Prefer a direct path? Join a Study, Partner with Us, or scan the FAQs for details.

COVID-19 exposed what happens when data leaves people out. Kalo Clinical Research is committed to representation so medicine reflects real lives—including Pacific Islander, Hispanic, and underserved communities. Inclusion sharpens safety, effectiveness, and trust. Learn how we protect dignity through ethics & transparency and participant rights—and how your story strengthens the science. Ready to help shape better care? Join a Study or Partner with Us.