New Study To Research Alzheimer's In Minority Communities

with Laticia Rogers of The Residences at Thomas Circle

Laticia Rogers, Resident Services Director at The Residences at Thomas Circle and champion of the New Ideas Study directed by the Alzheimer's Association talks with Elena Russo about the importance of the research for diverse populations.

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Jul 06, 2022

Hosted by: Elena Russo
Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team
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