Can we objectively tell how fast we are aging? With a good measure, scientists might be able to change our rate of aging to live longer and healthier lives.
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The university selectively awards the Distinguished Professor title to those whose accomplishments have brought special renown to USC.
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MS student leaps from public relations to nutrition and lands in a rewarding career in corporate wellness.
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Letters successfully encouraged clinicians to check patients’ prescribing records, says study co-author Mireille Jacobson.
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AI-powered analysis developed at USC accurately reflects risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease based on brain age.
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PhD in gerontology graduate, Nichole Lighthall, studies decision-making and aging at UCF and is working to protect older adults from fraud.
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Increase in amyloid beta protein in the brain, often thought to be directly involved in Alzheimer’s pathology, may instead be a general change that occurs with age even in healthy brains, says senior author Caleb Finch.
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Foundation grants support newly published research at the intersection of stress responses, aging and cellular structure and function.
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A new USC Leonard Davis School project aims to provide life lessons from the people who are redefining old age.
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The USC Family Caregiver Support Center is releasing a series of caregiver support tips throughout the month of November.
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