Background: Alzheimer's disease (AD) rates are higher among African Americans than in
other racial or ethnic groups. However, Black elders participate in research at lower rates …

Historically, minority groups have been underrepresented in research and clinical trials. The
lack of participation by minorities has been attributed to a variety of factors including a …

Successful African American recruitment for aging research requires sensitivity to factors that
influence participation. In this work, a structured face-to-face educational interview was used …

The objective of this study was to investigate attitudes toward brain donation and
perceptions of medical research that influence brain donation among African Americans …

Abstract Purpose: To learn about African American older adults' knowledge and perceptions
of brain donation, factors that relate to participating or not participating in a brain donation …

Methods: This study examines knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs about brain donation for
research among Latinos. Latino men (N= 4) and Latina women (N= 11) 18 years of age or …

Abstract Background Older African-American adults are under-recruited for Alzheimer's-
related research that includes brain donation. Objective This article describes the Minority …

Background: United States Census Bureau projects African Americans (AAs) will be one of
the fastest growing populations over the next 30 years. Research suggests they are at …

Introduction Research progress on neurocognitive disorders requires donation of both
healthy and diseased brains. Here, we describe attitudes toward brain donation among a …

Introduction We sought to examine the association of race/ethnicity with willingness to
engage in studies that involve procedures typical of Alzheimer's disease (AD) clinical trials …