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Predictors of Willingness to Enroll in Hypothetical Alzheimer Disease Biomarker Studies that Disclose Personal Results

4 Feb 2022

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INTRODUCTION: We examined factors related to willingness to enroll in hypothetical Alzheimer disease (AD) biomarker studies. METHODS: Using linear regression, we assessed the relationship among enrollment willingness and demographics, family dementia history, research attitudes, concern about AD, experiences of discrimination, and belief in AD risk modifiability. Inductive coding was used to assess qualitative...

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PMID: 35125399
DOI: 10.1097/wad.0000000000000490

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