Research Article
Recruiting for Epigenetic Research: Facilitating the Informed Consent Process
Table 2
Results of 4 research studies using the enhanced informed consent process.
| Research title | Population | Age range (years) | Ethnicity/race (self-identified) | Enrollment rate (recruitment yield) |
| Epigenetics and psychoneurologic (PN) symptoms in women with breast cancer (Lyon et al.) | Women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer | 23–71 | African American, 50% Caucasian, 50% | 80% |
| Epigenetics and maternal stress (supplement to ongoing intervention trial) (Jallo and Cook) | Healthy pregnant women | 18–32 | African American, 100% | 85% |
| Stress, immunity and symptoms in fibromyalgia (Menzies and Cook) | Women with fibromyalgia | 44–62 | Caucasian, 50% African American, 40% Hispanic, 10% | 100% |
| Effects of yoga for women with depression (Kinser and Cook) | Women with treatment-resistant depression | 21–61 | Caucasian, 44.4% African American, 44.4% Asian, 11.1% | 90% |
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