Topic
Aging
Aging is a biological fact that affects almost every aspect of health and well-being. As an academic medical center, UCSF’s scientific community brings together expertise across many disciplines that can translate into new approaches and treatments. This collaboration can help people remain healthy and vibrant later in life. From stem cells to memory, understanding the molecular and cellular underpinnings of how and why we age is key to developing treatments to slow or reverse the aging process.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Drives Telehealth Boom, But Older Adults Can’t Connect
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Older Adults Who Can Really Smell the Roses May Face Lower Likelihood of Dementia
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To Let Neurons Talk, Immune Cells Clear Paths Through Brain’s ‘Scaffolding’
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More Steps Needed to Manage Current Care of Older Adults
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Cognitive, Functional and Psychological Condition Affect Surgery Risk in Older Patients
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Distinctive Alzheimer’s Symptoms Linked to Damaged Glial Cells
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Ageless Muscles, Lab-Made Organs, and Other “Better” Parts -
Speech-Disrupting Brain Disease Reflects Patients’ Native Tongue