A More Inclusive Framework for Alzheimer’s Disease
UCLA Easton Center partners with community groups to reach those who are underserved, under-researched.
The Easton Center, ELHA Lab, UCLA Neurology, Alzheimer's Los Angeles, and community leaders are working together to serve underserved populations by bridging the gap between health disparities and minority racial/ethnic groups in a UCLA Health article.
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