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Intentions to Donate to a Biobank in a National Sample of African Americans

1 Jan 2014

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BACKGROUND/AIMS: Despite the investments being made to develop biobanks, African Americans are under-represented in genomic studies. We identified factors having significant independent associations with intentions to donate personal health information and blood and/or tissue samples to a biobank in a national random sample of African Americans (n = 1,033). METHODS: We conducted a national survey from October...

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PMID: 24942180
DOI: 10.1159/000360472

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