Objective: Previous research suggests that everyday discrimination is associated with worse
concomitant performance in several cognitive domains, as well as faster subsequent …

Objectives To examine (1) the association between perceived discrimination, including
everyday perceived discrimination and major lifetime perceived discrimination, and …

Objectives Few studies have examined how the intersectionality of geographic context and
race/ethnicity influences dementia caregiving. Our objectives were to determine whether …

Abstract Objectives Hispanic/Latinx adults are at increased risk for cognitive impairment, and
it is critically important to identify modifiable risk factors for cognitive impairment in this …

Objective: A growing literature supports mindfulness and acceptance-based interventions
(MABIs) for depression prevention and treatment with individuals from dominant cultural …

Background Despite growing research on the association between discrimination and
disparities in cognitive aging, an evidence gap remains on how the association varies by …

Abstract Objectives Heterogeneity among Black adults' experiences of discrimination and
education quality independently influence cognitive function and sleep, and may also …

Objectives Recent studies have found that perceived discrimination as a chronic stressor
predicts poorer cognitive health. However, little research has investigated how social …

Aims This study aimed to evaluate the association between memory impairment and its risk
and protective factors, focusing on demographic and health-related variables among older …

Recent advances in neuroimaging create groundbreaking opportunities to better understand
human neurological and psychiatric diseases, but also bring new challenges. With the …