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  1. UW at AAIC 2021: People More Likely to Participate in Clinical Trials if Invited by Someone of the Same Race

    UW at AAIC 2021: People More Likely to Participate in Clinical Trials if Invited by Someone of the … researchers shared new evidence-based insights into why people from communities of color do and do not choose to participate in clinical trials. Dorothy Farrar Edwards, …

  2. Mind Readers Book Club

    …   Engage your brain and join the conversation. How to Participate Image … of a Husband and a Doctor , by Dr. Arthur Kleinman Why We Get Sick: The Hidden Epidemic at the Root of Most … Featured Books and Past Book Club Events Why We Sleep: Unlocking the Power of Sleep and Dreams by …

  3. UW–Madison Alzheimer’s disease experts participate in dementia friendly events at the Wisconsin Executive Residence

    UW–Madison Alzheimer’s disease experts participate in dementia friendly events at the Wisconsin … is to support caregivers in the best way possible, which is why we welcome this opportunity to hear from everyone here …

  4. Building Bridges to Increase Dementia Awareness

    … Dementia Awareness Help us learn why dementia affects Black Americans at higher rates … groups for reasons that are not fully understood. This is why I’m starting a new research project on this topic, and … Interested in learning more about dementia How to participate Recruitment is currently on hold while we …

  5. UW study focuses on Alzheimer’s disease treatment and prevention in the Black community

    … historical reasons Black individuals have been reluctant to participate in research, according to Gleason, including the … truth, Black individuals do want to be included and to participate in medical research that could improve their … , appeared on Spectrum News 1 on February 27, 2023. Why Alzheimer's has been hitting minority communities hard …

  6. Nasal Vaccine for Alzheimer’s Disease Enters Clinical Trial

    … Episode Topics How does the vaccine work? Why would a vaccine be a potentially better approach to … be used for prevention reasons instead of treatment? Why a nasal vaccine versus into the muscle, like the COVID … people. If there's anyone listening that wants to participate, there's a number that they can call. I think …

  7. Improving Registries and Representation in Alzheimer’s Disease Research

    … I don't want to be – I can't be in your study, so why are you contacting me?’ So we try to be very careful … neighborhoods were equally or more or less willing to participate in research. We found no evidence to suggest … you found, they report the same willingness to participate. Why this disconnection between interest and actual …

  8. The Case for Disclosing Biomarker Results to Alzheimer’s Research Participants

    … how these powerful disclosures can be made ethically, and why it's as important for the field to study biomarker … are shared – biomarkers, genetic information like ApoE. Why do you, one, think the field treats biomarkers … It's people who are coming to an Alzheimer's center to participate in a longitudinal cohort study. I mean, …

  9. Deciding to Donate: Barriers and Benefits of Brain Donations for Diverse Populations

    … backgrounds. Dr. Glover talks about the reasons why participants may be interested in brain donations, the … the lived experiences of people that we're looking to have participate in research, but also those who are current … when it comes to brain donation. Now, specifically, why do people consent to brain donation? And as you said it, …

  10. Participants, investigators from Wisconsin ADRC featured in NIA recruitment videos

    … of Clinical Trials Day (May 20, 2019). The video series, "Why I Participate in Alzheimer's Research," features participants from all walks of life who discuss what motivates them to participate in studies and how research staff support them. …