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Marianne Chanti-Ketterl

Assistant Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Behavioral Medicine & Neurosciences
2400 Pratt St 6th Floor, Box 102505, Durham, NC 27705
2400 Pratt St 6th Floor, Box 102505, Durham, NC 27705

Scholarly Works - Conferences


Assessing Cognitive and Gut Health in North Carolina’s Rural Indigenous Population via Mobile Clinic

Conference Innovation in Aging · December 1, 2025 AbstractObjectiveAlzheimer’s disease disproportionately affects communities of color, including rural North Carolina. These com ... Full text Cite

EXPLORING DIET’S IMPACT ON CARDIOMETABOLIC AND COGNITIVE HEALTH IN AMERICAN INDIANS

Conference Innovation in Aging · December 31, 2024 AbstractObjectiveThis study explores the link between cardiometabolic biomarkers and neurocognition in older American Indians, focusin ... Full text Cite

A MOBILE CLINIC STUDY ON BRAIN HEALTH IN OLDER ADULTS IN A RURAL, SOCIOECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COUNTY

Conference Innovation in Aging · December 31, 2024 AbstractObjectiveThis collaborative pilot project assessed the feasibility of enrolling 50 older adults from underrepresented populati ... Full text Cite

SHARING INSIGHTS: INTRODUCING BRAIN HEALTH RESEARCH TO LA COMUNIDAD LATINA IN NORTH CAROLINA

Conference Innovation in Aging · December 31, 2024 AbstractAlzheimer’s disease disproportionally impacts the Hispanic/Latino(a)x (hereafter Latino) community. Ensuring Latino representation in brain health research is essential for understanding how brain di ... Full text Cite

Validating Silicone Wristbands to Measure Pesticide Exposures Among Older Adults -- Proof-of-Concept Study

Conference · November 8, 2019 Silicone wristbands have been used to measure exposure to pesticides and other chemicals among children and younger farm workers, but not in older adults. Thus, we aimed to examine exposure to pesticides using silicone wristbands in a small cohort of older ... Full text Link to item Cite

TBI and Increased Risk of Non-Alzheimer’s disease dementia in older male twins

Conference Background: Several studies have reported an association between traumatic brain injury(TBI) and increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease(AD) and all cause dementia. Considering the heterogeneous genetic and environmental factors that may contribute to develo ... Full text Link to item Cite