USC convenes task force to improve life for California’s largely unpaid workforce. Continue Reading How to Better Support Family Caregivers
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The world’s largest organization of food and nutrition professionals recognized Kreutzer’s commitment to the field of dietetics and celebrates her professional accomplishments and pursuit of life-long learning. Continue Reading Carin Kreutzer Named Fellow of Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics
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Learn the latest trends, issues and advances in technology, services, home modifications and fall prevention to help seniors age in their homes and communities. Meet the leading academics, service providers and government officials who are advancing the state-of-the art for aging in homes and neighborhoods, identifying what works and planning…
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Kaskie will participate in the policymaking process on either the Federal or state level as legislative assistant in Congress, professional staff member in an executive branch agencies or policy organization. Continue Reading Alumnus Brian Kaskie PhD ’98 Receives Prestigious Aging Policy Fellowship
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A Next Avenue article about the transforming workplace opportunities for aging adults mentioned the Bank of America Merrill Lynch longevity program and noted that it was developed with the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology. Continue Reading Seizing Longevity’s Competitive Advantages (Next Avenue)
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Adults 65 years and older watch more traditional TV than any other age group. See our expert's picks for the best portrayals of issues relevant to primetime’s prime audience. Continue Reading Emmy Edition: Best Depictions of Aging on TV
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Time Magazine quoted Paul Irving of the USC Davis School on the importance of social ties in healthy aging. Continue Reading How Outlook and Social Ties Affect the Way You Age (Time Magazine)
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Treatment tips from USC Davis Dean Emeritus Ed Schneider, an expert in geriatrics, long term care and overuse of drugs in the aging population. Continue Reading What New Doctors Need to Know Before Working with Older Patients
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Eileen Crimmins, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, discussed her research about historical longevity trends and why women are currently living longer than men in a Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences podcast. Continue Reading Why Are Women Living Longer than Men (National Academy of Sciences Podcast)
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