IOA Visiting Scholars in Aging Series
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"Bone Structure, Muscle Function and Vitamin D in Adults with Chronic Kidney Disease"
"The Biological Casis or Alternative Approaches to Osteoporosis Treatment"
"Who is Keeping Time? The Role of Clock Genes in Regulating Body Temperature" - Sylvan M. Cohen Visiting Scholar Lecture
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania. Michele K. Evans, M.D., is Acting Scientific Director and Head, DNA Repair Unit, National Institute on Aging. Recorded on March 3,
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania, in conjunction with the Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research. Dr. Bennett is director of the Rush Alzheimer's Disease Cente
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania, in conjunction with the Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research. Dr. de Leon is professor of Psychiatry at New York University
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania. Lisa P. Gwyther, MSW, is founder and director of the Alzheimer's Family Support Program, Duke University Center for Aging
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Evan C. Hadley is Director, Geriatrics and Clinical Gerontology Program, National Institute on Aging (NIA).
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania.
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Gene Cohen is the director of the Center on Aging, Health, and Humanities at the George Washington University Medical Center. H
Presented as part of the Visiting Scholar Series of the Institute on Aging, at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Nancy Hooyman is the Nancy R. Hooyman Endowed Gerontology Professor and Dean Emeritus at the School of Social Work, University o
They've lived an exceptional life, spanning over 100 years. Centenarians represent a new paradigm of thinking about aging: The older you get, the healthier you've been. They're not just aging - but they're aging well. Gardening at 95. Living
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