Expanding Efforts Into Underrepresented Populations in the Bay Area by Karen Dorsman, BS @UCSFMemoryandAgingCenter
Expanding Efforts Into Underrepresented Populations in the Bay Area by Karen Dorsman, BS  @UCSFMemoryandAgingCenter
Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
At the 2017 UCSF Memory and Aging Center Research Education Event, clinician-scientists share their findings.

1. Welcome by Bruce Miller, MD
2. Is Dementia Genetic? by Joanne Taylor, LCGC
3. Familial Disorders: Tracking the Transition Between Health and Disease by Howie Rosen, MD
4. Research Update: Expanding Efforts Into Underrepresented Populations in the Bay Area by Karen Dorsman, BS
5. Research Update: Clinical Drug Trials by Julio Rojas, MD, PhD
6. 2017 Research Education Event Q&A
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Expanding Efforts Into Underrepresented Populations in the Bay Area by Karen Dorsman, BS

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