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Vitality Magazine Fall 2021

Aging as a Global Issue

How international collaboration addresses the challenges facing aging societies

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Global aging illustration by Cornelia Li

Aging as a Global Issue

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Sandwich generation caregiver illustration by Keith Negley

Labor of Love: COVID-19 Made it Clear We Need to Care for Caregivers

PhD student Qiao Wu and Fengxue Zhou MSG ’20 engagement photo

Grow Old With Me

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Hanson-Thorell Family Research Awards Support New Studies on Diet & Exercise

Two Health Food Industry Pioneers Support Research on How Diet & Nutrition Affect Alzheimer’s

Keith Renken and Edward Schneider

New Scholarship Fund Honors Edward Schneider

Mariele Soriano, Kris Brannon, Victor Wilson

Knowledge and Service

Gift Supports Senior Living Students

USC Commencemtn 2021 Gus Ruelas

A Commencement Like No Other

New Book Provides Lessons in Senior Living Leadership

Walsh Gero 310 exercise Aug 25 2021

A Healthy Start for the Fall Semester

"Killer" T-cells (small dark purple spots) infiltrate the pancreatic islet in mouse model of type 1 diabetes (left); MOTS-c treatment prevents autoimmunity and the development of the disease (right)

Small Protein Protects Pancreatic Cells in Model of Type 1 Diabetes

International Comparisons Provide New Insights on Aging

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Latinos are more likely to die from COVID-19, underlining racial and ethnic disparities in outcomes

Image of a neutrophil undergoing NETosis, expelling chromatin to ensnare and destroy a pathogen (Ryan Lu/Benayoun Lab)

Study Highlights Differences in Immune Cell Function Between Male and Female Mice

USC Leonard Davis laboratory

$4 Million National Institute on Aging Grant Supports Next Generation of Geroscientists

Eileen Crimmins

Eileen Crimmins wins demography field’s most prestigious award

Seven Tips about Alzheimer’s and Brain Health from USC Experts

USC Launches Three New Nutrition and Dietetics Master’s Degrees

A young member of the Tsimane indigenous group in the Bolivian Amazon in a canoe (photo courtesy Tsimane Health and Life History Project Team)

Amazon indigenous group’s lifestyle may hold a key to slowing down aging

USC Gerontology Students Help Older Adults Navigate Technology, Fight Isolation

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What’s in a Name? Boomers and Zoomers can define age groups yet defy stereotypes

older african american woman at home

Perspectives of African-American women missing from aging-in-place research

Phoebe Liebig portrait

Remembering Professor Emerita Phoebe S. Liebig