Personal and community-level obstacles hinder inclusion of Korean-Americans in health promotion research programs, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing researchers found.

In “Barriers to and Strategies for Recruiting Korean Americans for Community-Partnered Health Promotion Research,” the authors analyzed 14 prior studies involving more than 2,400 Korean-Americans.

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