USC Leonard Davis researchers detail how social and environmental factors have huge impacts on the speed at which people age biologically and debut a new method to measure biological aging.
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Within the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology and its mission lies a legacy of philanthropy, vision and commitment. It’s one that began with Leonard and Sophie Davis, who foresaw the need for better aging research as well as for age-informed professionals. It continues today through the Leonard and Sophie…
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For decades, older adults in the Andrus volunteers group have provided USC Leonard Davis School students with first-person perspectives on aging.
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Three graduates share how making the most of unusual opportunities led them to unique careers in aging.
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The Arnold M. Whitman Aging and Technology Initiative Fund supports the USC Leonard Davis School’s exploration of how tech solutions can improve the lives of older people.
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Faculty, alumni and supporters share how the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology shaped the aging field — and continues to lead into the future.
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Over a long career, Rigo Saborio MSG ’94 has helped improve aging services for older adults. He is a leader in aging policy, advocacy and philanthropy.
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USC-led study finds that heartbeat-to-heartbeat blood pressure instability correlates with loss of brain tissue.
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Assistant Professor Lauren Brown aims to improve the accuracy of epigenetic clocks to better predict dementia risk in Black and Latine populations.
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The National Institute on Aging has awarded a $6.5 million, five-year grant to Cedars-Sinai, USC and UCLA to create the Los Angeles Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center. (Photo: Nat Avunjian/USC)
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- Rapid Blood Pressure Fluctuations Linked to Early Signs of Brain Degeneration in Older Adults
- Hanson-Thorell Family Research Award Supports New Study to Improve Dementia Diagnosis for All
- New NIA-Funded Center to Help Older Adults Live Longer, Healthier Lives
