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$11 million National Institute on Aging grant supports research on air pollution and Alzheimer’s
A new NIA program grant awarded to USC researchers focuses on understanding air pollution’s effects on the brain.
The Summer of Stan Lee: Why older superheroes are all the rage
“Stan Lee’s delightful cameo appearances add a human touch to these big-budget franchises while also reminding us that older adults remain relevant,” says assistant professor Caroline Cicero
New grey-haired emojis make World Emoji Day worth celebrating
Older adults will be better represented in the digital realm with the emoticons
From General Hospital to teaching gerontology: Soap star finds meaning as professor
After a successful acting career, George Shannon found purpose teaching gerontology
Mighty mitochondria flex their DNA power to help nucleus run the cell
USC researchers have discovered that transfer of vital genetic information within a cell isn’t the one-way telegraph once thought
On World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, 5 things everyone should know about elder abuse
USC experts provide insights about this important issue.
Why people become more prone to distraction with age
Changes to a brain network as we age may mean older adults have greater difficulty ignoring distractions while under stress, compared to younger adults.
Accounting for diversity—and addressing disparities—in aging
Moving away from a one-size-fits-all approach is critical for addressing health and social disparities in aging and age-related disease, say USC experts.