A small incentive boosted recruitment of potential clinical trial candidates, but targeted outreach may be more cost-effective, per a new USC study.
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Americans with less education are aging faster biologically than their peers with more schooling, and the gap has grown over the last 30 years.
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USC undergraduate researchers, including senior in human development and aging Tiffany Wang, thrive during months of “uncompromised time” in labs under guidance of mentors.
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As the first graduate of the Master of Science in Applied Technology and Aging program, Dorice Redman feels prepared to write a new chapter in her career.
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From research lab to hospital bedside, USC’s culture of innovation fosters groundbreaking approaches to the detection, treatment and prevention of cancer.
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Dean Pinchas Cohen and Vice Dean Sean Curran recognized by the Gerontological Society of America, the US’s oldest and largest interdisciplinary organization focused on aging.
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30 days of app-guided meditation linked to improvements in how quickly and accurately participants directed their focus, as measured by eye movement tracking.
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New USC research indicates how iron-related oxidative damage and cell death may hasten the development of Alzheimer’s disease in people with Down syndrome.
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“Biological stochasticity” — random events at the molecular and cellular level — might be one of the biggest, most overlooked drivers of differences in how we age, says Ryo Sanabria.
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As an author, educator and consultant, Sherri Snelling, MAG, has built a career around raising awareness about the needs of caregivers.
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