The USC Leonard Davis School community came together on November 14, 2023 to celebrate the contributions of Linda Broder and congratulate her for 50 years of service to the school.
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Study abroad program helps students gain an understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing the world’s fastest-aging nation.
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Woman’s World mentioned a study co-authored by Valter Longo of USC Leonard Davis that looked at the benefits of intermittent fasting and how it can promote the growth of hormones in women. The Sacramento Bee and Yahoo Liferepublished the article.
Discover quoted Caleb Finch in an article on animals with “negligible senescence” that appear to defy aging. “We know how to describe it, but we don’t know the fundamental basis that allows species that have the same kinds of cells and heart and lungs and breathe air, how they can have differences that range as short as a year, or as long as 200 years. … We know lots of things happen, but we don’t have anything like a global understanding of aging in terms of mechanisms.”
USC Annenberg Media mentioned the USC EatWell subcommittee co-led by Cary Kreutzer and the resources for healthy eating provided by the group.
Insider published an article about Valter Longo of USC Leonard Davis about supplements that may help individuals live longer and what is his “vegan plus fish” diet. Yahoo News republished the article.
Psychology Today featured research coauthored by Teal Eich regarding the motivations underlying curiosity.
Washington Post spoke with Valter Longo about the longevity industry and why he encourages fasting, restricting calories and skipping meals.
A MarketWatch column featured the Aging is Now/Aging is the Future symposium co-hosted by the USC Leonard Davis School.
The Science Vs. podcast included Jennifer Ailshire in the expert acknowledgements for an episode regarding getting healthy amounts of sleep.
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