Seeking participants for racism based stress study

New York City NY

Description

Racism has been shown to be a chronic stressor, affecting minoritized groups, and increases vulnerability to disease and adverse outcomes. Researchers at The Rockefeller University are conducting a study of methods to help measure and reduce the impact of race-related stress on physical and mental health. You may be eligible if you: Self-identify as African American/Black Were born and raised in the United States Are between 18-50 years old Are fluent in English Participation includes: 1 Screening Phone Call 2 visits to The Rockefeller University Outpatient Clinic to complete consent forms, surveys, and undergo blood draws Compensation provided. If you are interested, please contact the Recruitment Office at 1-800-RUCARES ( )