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Dr.
Psychology, University of Michigan
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Schedule
Monday, March 21, 2022
3:00 AM US/Michigan
Domain
NeuroscienceHost
UMichigan Neuro
Duration
60 minutes
In the United States, racial/ethnic inequalities in Alzheimer's disease and related dementias persist even after controlling for socioeconomic factors and physical health. These persistent and unexplained disparities suggest: (1) there are unrecognized dementia risk factors that are socially patterned and/or (2) known dementia risk factors exhibit differential impact across social groups. Pursuing these research directions with data from multiple longitudinal studies of brain and cognitive aging has revealed several challenges to the study of late-life health inequalities, highlighted evidence for both risk and resilience within marginalized communities, and inspired new data collection efforts to advance the field.
Laura Zahodne
Dr.
Psychology, University of Michigan
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