Experts from across USC present the latest science while addressing harmful myths during the 10th annual What’s Hot in Aging Research event. Continue Reading Aging Fiction Versus Fact
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Meet alumna Jodi Olshevski MSG '91, and learn how a corporate-academic collaboration helps older adults age safely at home. Continue Reading In the business of caring
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After a successful acting career, George Shannon found purpose teaching gerontology Continue Reading From General Hospital to teaching gerontology: Soap star finds meaning as professor
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With help from the USC Family Caregiver Support Center, a community leader spearheads a support group for caregivers at First African Methodist Episcopal Church of Los Angeles. Continue Reading Caregiver shares her experience, gives support to others
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What you and your family can learn from the rock legend's death. Continue Reading Tom Petty and Your End-of-Life Wishes
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Older adults can benefit from following the advice we give to kids, says USC Davis School Professor Edward Schneider. Continue Reading 7 Things Pediatrics Can Teach Us About Aging Well
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Cities can take concrete steps to address disparities in how safely and healthfully its residents age, writes USC Davis School Distinguished Scholar in Residence and Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging Chair Paul Irving in a column for Forbes/Next Avenue. Continue Reading Cities Must Tackle Longevity Inequality
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Ensuring that every mother has the five types of social support that she needs to flourish makes every day Mother’s Day, says Assistant Professor Cleopatra Abdou. Continue Reading What Moms Really Need This Mother’s Day
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When it comes to older drivers, a closer look at current practices and emerging options provides guidance, as well as a glimpse of a future that can focus on ensuring public safety while allowing older adults as much independence as possible. Continue Reading Is It Time to Put the Brakes…
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With populations aging across the world and 10,000 U.S. baby boomers turning 65 every day, maximizing the potential of driverless technology for older adults should be an obvious priority, says USC Davis Distinguished Scholar in Residence Paul Irving. Continue Reading How the Driverless Car Could Transform Older Adults’ Lives
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