Youth Movement Against Alzheimer’s partners with USC Leonard Davis School to launch YouthCare, an intergenerational effort to ease caregiver burden, combat social isolation and support aging in place.
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A new study indicates that a tiny part of the brain plays a big role in what we successfully remember during stressful or emotional situations.
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USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology scientist Valter Longo talks about how to live a longer and healthier life.
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USC’s first PhD graduate in the biology of aging is exploring how our cells respond to oxidative stress.
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Catherine Pérez Receives 2018 AGHE Student Leadership Award.
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Thinking about the changing seasons is a perfect opportunity to take steps to reduce falls in your home and during outdoor activities, says USC Leonard Davis Professor Jon Pynoos.
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Generativity—the feeling of having contributed to the well-being of others—could mitigate some of the harmful effects of stress, including depression, in people caring for older or disabled individuals.
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Analysis shows how rates of cardiovascular disease, disability, and more vary widely between nations.
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