Extreme weather puts older adults at higher risk—but a new study spearheaded by researchers in the College of Social Work reveals how community connections act as lifelines in times of crisis.
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Neighbors as Lifelines: Community Connections Boost Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults
OSU Study Examines How Fitness Shapes the Aging Brain
A new study led by Dr. Scott Hayes reveals how physical fitness and lifestyle choices may help preserve brain and motor function as we age.New study maps aging cells in the human lung, revealing targets for treating chronic disease
Tracking aging cells in the lung: A new collaborative study with OSU researchers could reshape disease research.