Older adults' concerns about cognitive health: commonalities and differences among six United States ethnic groups
James N. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Rebecca G. Logsdon(University of Washington), Sarah B. Laditka(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Bei Wu(New York University Shanghai), Anna E. Price(Furman University), Rui Liu(University of South Carolina), Rebecca Hunter, Winston Tseng(University of California, Berkeley), Daniela B. Friedman(University of South Carolina), Joseph R. Sharkey(Texas A&M Health Science Center), Sara J. Corwin(University of South Carolina)
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