Background: Racial/ethnic minorities have among the highest risks for Alzheimer disease
and dementia, but remain underrepresented in clinical research studies. Objective: To …

Potential participant registries are tools to address the challenge of slow recruitment to
clinical research. In particular, registries may aid recruitment to secondary prevention clinical …

Background The African American Alzheimer's Research study at North Carolina A&T State
University was created to recruit and retain older African Americans for genetic research …

Objectives The purpose of this case study series was to present recruitment and data
collection strategies used for Asian American ethnic groups by documenting challenges …

Abstract The National Institutes of Health ismaking efforts to increase the representation
ofminority elders in aging research. While it is oftennoted that cultural barriers may make the …

Abstract The Alzheimer's Association and National Institutes of Health have emphasized the
need for participation of racial/ethnic populations in Alzheimer disease (AD) clinical …

The increasing prevalence of Alzheimer disease (AD), higher risk among certain ethnoracial
groups, and lack of effective therapies highlights the need to recruit and enroll diverse …

Abstract Background/Aims: The recruitment of culturally diverse subject populations into
research studies, particularly African-Americans (AA), has been the focus of intense interest …

Despite the disproportionate burden of Alzheimer's disease in older adults of color, the
scientific community continues to grapple with underrepresentation of racial and ethnic …

Abstract Introduction: We elicited Vietnamese Americans' perspectives on culturally
appropriate recruitment into a new research registry: Collaborative Approach for Asian …