"Communities of color suffer from Alzheimer's disease and dementia at far higher rates than whites, but are less likely to be diagnosed until much later," notes the University of Southern California's Annenberg Center for Health Journalism in the introduction to their recent webinar, "Reporting on Alzheimer's Unequal Toll in Communities of Color."
"There's not a lot understood in terms of exactly why that is, but we are learning more," said Stephanie J. Monroe, vice president and senior advisor of health equity and access at UsAgainstAlzheimer's."
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