We are recruiting for three NIA T32 Postdoctoral positions at Duke Aging Center. Spread the word! Priority application deadline: October 1
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Informative lay interview on longevity with Dr. Heather Heather E. Whitson, director of the Duke Center for the Study of Aging & Human Development, on The Why. @AgingDuke#DukeMedTrailblazers
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Happy Birthday Duke/UNC ADRC! 84 participants enrolled, 1000+ aliquots banked, 9 community outreach events, 1 SLAM-DUNC Symposium, 3 pilot projects awarded, 2 REC Scholars named & counting. Not bad for a 1 year old!
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@DukeU & @UNC collaborating?! Not in hoops, but yes in the fight to end Alzheimer's. Please listen to this podcast w/the co-heads of @Duke_UNC_ADRC & yours truly on this great collaboration-- funded by @NIH & supported by the @alzassociation. #ENDALZ
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New info about specific population that could benefit from deprescribing–medically complex older adults w/ suspected cognitive impairment, high anticholinergic burden and side effects. https://t.co/TxTiCdv8aX @PavJules@HastingsNicki@GeroHealth#DrAnnaHung#Deprescribing
Always so much to learn from @DukeGeriatrics faculty member and @AgingDuke T32 alumnus, @DrDanielParker! Fascinating work on ADRD biomarkers and physical performance measures using data from the PALS study. #AGS22
Congratulations to @DukeGeriatrics fellow Dr Lew on his #AGS22 oral paper presentation about a mobile texting intervention with VA Gerofit participants! Great attendee turnout at the session to hear about this impactful work.
Shelley McDonald, PhD, DO sharing the innovative Duke and VA POSH model for age friendly care to optimize outcomes for older adults undergoing surgery at #AGS22@DukeGeriatrics
@IMResidencyDuke alumnus @wjdeardorff delivered a great overview of his work on a mortality prediction model for people living with dementia at #AGS22 plenary session this morning. Keep up the good work, James!