Baltimore Study of Black Aging

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Baltimore Study of Black Aging

Education and the Changing Brain Longitudinal study of 602 African Americans 50 years of age and older includes information on cognition, health, and psychosocial factors like depression and social support.

Faculty Team Members

Adrienne Aiken Morgan, Center on BioBehavioral Health Disparities Research
Christopher Edwards, Behavioral Medicine
LaBarron Hill, Center for the Study of Aging
Keith Whitfield, Psychology and Neuroscience

Student Team Members:

Savion Johnson

COVID-19

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Evaluation

We offer evaluation services and learning opportunities to meet an increasing demand for evaluation at the university and in the broader community.

Research Lab

We provide undergraduates a foundational and applied experience in social science research and in evaluation practice.

Sensitive Data

We advise on computational and data needs of faculty, staff, and students using protected data in their research or academic projects.

The Social Science Research Institute at Duke University is a part of Interdisciplinary Studies at Duke University.

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Baltimore Study of Black Aging

Faculty Team Members

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COVID-19

Evaluation

Research Lab

Sensitive Data

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