Understanding neurodegenerative disease with prion research
Read Assistant Professor Julie Moreno’s feature in The Scientist
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Pilot Grant Presentations
Mon., Nov. 18, 2024
12-1 p.m.
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Healthy Aging Blogs
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Fueling the aging brain: How nutrition boosts cognitive health and memory
Have you ever found yourself searching for a word that is just on the tip of your tongue, or walked into a room only to
Improving dementia care: New training requirements under Colorado’s Senate Bill 22-079
As the number of older adults in the U.S. increases, so does the need for a workforce skilled in caring for those with age-related conditions,
Why do females tend to outlive males?
Female Karyotype, 2014, Hey Paul Studios. CC by 2.0. Across both the human world and the animal kingdom, research consistently shows that, on average, females
Understanding death anxiety in health care
Talking about death is difficult. Whether contemplating our own mortality, mourning the loss of a loved one, or reflecting on the passing of a public
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