PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL, AND SOCIOCULTURAL FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN TO SEEK TREATMENT FOR INFERTILITY: A MIXED METHODS STUDY
Morine Cebert(Philadelphia VA Medical Center), Samad Jahandideh(Shady Grove Fertility Center), Rosa M. González‐Guarda(Duke University), Eleanor L. Stevenson(Duke University), Susan G. Silva, Renee Hart(University of Pittsburgh), Peggy Shannon‐Baker(Georgia Southern University)
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