DeAnnah Byrd
Assistant Professor
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DeAnnah Byrd is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University in the United States. Her research focuses on cognitive health disparities, particularly among Black Americans, addressing issues such as the impact of discrimination and socioeconomic factors on cognitive function and overall well-being. Recent publications explore themes of resilience, the effects of education and social support, and the nuances of health outcomes in the context of chronic stressors.
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Samuele Zilioli
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Fang Yu
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Hannah Giasson
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Yanping Jiang
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