Objectives To synthesise results of population surveys assessing knowledge and attitudes
about prevention and treatment of dementia. Methods MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, and …

The most thorough major academic textbook available, this classic text presents the most
important research studies in the field. The author also integrates engaging first-person …

Survey experiments are an underutilized but powerful tool for sociologists interested in
studying causal research questions. Survey experiments can yield insights into the breadth …

Alzheimer's disease is a genetically complex neurodegenerative disorder representing the
leading cause of dementia. Advances in personal genomics are increasing the public …

For-profit organizations play a considerable role in the dissemination of scientific research
and information. In the case of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, this is important because …

In this commentary, I argue that attention to intersecting social inequalities is crucially
important for any scholarly analysis of the relationship between transhumanism, markets …

The physiological risks of organ transplantation are well documented, but more poorly
understood are the sociological ways in which organ recipients redefine themselves in …

Purpose This study examines perceived transparency of direct-to-consumer (DTC) genetic
testing communication and measures its impact on consumers' trust, attitudes, and the …

Psychological distance is considered as the distance individuals maintain regarding
particular objects or events, yet how women's psychological distance from breast cancer …

As scientific understanding about the roles of heredity and genetics in cancer risk continues
to grow, so do screening programs and protocols designed to identify individuals at elevated …