Welcome to JPM Collections, where diversity drives discovery. Our mission is to create a more inclusive and representative research landscape by empowering participation, education, and engagement.

At JPM Collections, every product, partnership, and page connects to one purpose: representation that matters.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is JPM Collections, LLC?

JPM Collections, LLC is a Clinical Research Organization (CRO) dedicated to advancing ethical and equitable representation within research and healthcare spaces. We use innovative technological strategies to engage, educate, and recruit diverse populations to ensure research and health initiatives reflect the communities they serve.

How does technology support your mission?

We leverage digital tools, data-informed strategies, and tailored outreach platforms to connect with communities in meaningful ways. Technology allows us to expand access, improve education, and streamline recruitment while maintaining ethical standards and community trust.

What does “ethical and equitable representation” mean to us?

Ethical and equitable representation means ensuring that all communities—especially those historically underrepresented—are included respectfully, transparently, and fairly in research and health initiatives. We prioritize informed consent, cultural awareness, and trust-building in every engagement.

How do you engage underrepresented communities?

Our approach combines culturally responsive communication, education-focused outreach, and community-centered strategies. We prioritize listening, transparency, and long-term relationship building rather than transactional recruitment.

Who does JPM Collections, LLC work with?

We partner with research institutions, healthcare organizations, academic centers, and community-based groups seeking inclusive and responsible participant engagement. Our solutions are designed to support organizations committed to diversity, equity, and ethical practices.

What makes JPM Collections, LLC different?

Unlike traditional recruitment or outreach models, we center equity, ethics, and community trust at every stage. Our work goes beyond numbers—focusing on meaningful participation, representation, and sustainable impact within health and research spaces.

Research Studies

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Empowering Women Through the WORTH Paths Study: A New Digital Approach to Health and Recovery

Women who have been involved in the criminal legal system often face serious health challenges that go beyond the surface. They are more likely to experience substance use disorders and unintended pregnancies , yet they frequently encounter barriers when trying to access treatment and reproductive health services. The WORTH Paths Research Study aims to break those barriers. This innovative program is testing a new digital health intervention designed to help women aged 18–

Jaime P. Morales

Oct 28, 20253 min read

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American Predator Book Review: The Chilling Crimes of Israel Keyes by Maureen Callahan

Introducing Israel Keyes While most true crime enthusiasts are familiar with infamous names like the Killer Clown or the Happy Face Killer, few have heard of Israel Keyes — one of the most calculating and terrifying serial killers in modern American history. In American Predator , author Maureen Callahan masterfully uncovers the disturbing details that led to Keyes’ arrest and the shocking revelations that followed. This bone-chilling true crime book is a must-read, offering

Jaime P. Morales

Aug 14, 20255 min read

Did You Know?

In U.S. clinical trials: Black participants account for only about 5% of participants while making up around 13% of the population.
The situation gets more extreme in some disease-specific trials: for four new breast-cancer treatments approved in 2020, only 2%–9% of participants were Black — even though Black women are twice as likely as White women to have triple-negative breast cancer.
Across more than 4.7 million trial enrollees in ~20,000 U.S. trials (2000-2020), the median percentage of White participants was about 79.7%, while for Hispanic/Latino it was only about 6%, and for Asian about 1%.

Statistical data referenced in this section were drawn from research and reports by Johns Hopkins Medicine, UW Clinical Trials, BreastCancer.org, and PubMed.

Diversity in Reading

Older individuals who read at least once a week had about 46% lower odds of cognitive decline over a 14-year period compared with those who read less often.
People who are unable to read or write were found to have nearly 3 × the risk of dementia compared to those who are literate.
In a large cohort of over 10,000 older adults, those engaged in reading and other passive mental activities had a roughly 7% lower risk of developing dementia, while more active mental/literacy tasks were linked to a 9-11% reduced risk.
Reading books (versus just magazines/newspapers) was associated with about a 20% reduction in mortality risk over ~12 years in older adults; cognition appeared to mediate part of this benefit.

Statistical information in this section was drawn from studies and reports published by PubMed, ScienceDaily, and Sci.News.

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Behind the Facade: Unpacking Murder in the Dollhouse and the Jennifer Dulos Tragedy

Jennifer Dulos seemed to have it all—wealth, beauty, a picture-perfect life. But behind closed doors, a darker reality unfolded. Murder in the Dollhouse uncovers the chilling truth of a woman trapped in a façade, and the obsessive control that ultimately led to her disappearance. A haunting reminder that perfection can be the mask of something far more dangerous.

Jaime P. Morales

Jul 20, 20256 min read

Shop with Purpose

At JPM Collections, every purchase fuels a greater mission—advancing cutting-edge research and innovation. Diversity drives discovery, and your support helps sustain inclusive, forward-thinking research initiatives that aim to change lives. Each sale directly contributes to the continued development of our research efforts, empowering breakthroughs across disciplines. Shop confidently, knowing you're not just choosing quality—you’re choosing to make a difference.