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Fresno conference focuses on elder abuse

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USC Davis doctoral student Marguerite DeLiema served as the keynote speaker for Fresno’s “Elder Abuse Prevention Conference 2013: Protecting an Aging Population.”

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Forum explores cultural differences in the psychology of aging

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On a magnitude unthinkable to most Americans, China is rapidly undergoing a total transformation due to the aging of its population.

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USC Davis symposium reports on advances in aging research

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Trojans of all scientific stripes shone at the USC Davis School of Gerontology’s fourth annual interdisciplinary symposium “What’s Hot in Aging Research at USC.”

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Hear we are

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According to the World Health Organization, more than 360 million people around the world have disabling hearing loss, which includes one-third of all people over 65 years old and one-half of those older than 75.

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Gerontology past, present and future

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The 33rd annual meeting of the California Council on Gerontology and Geriatrics proved to be a time for paying tribute to the past while looking toward the future.

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Doctoral students excel at research symposium

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USC Davis School of Gerontology doctoral students Patrick Beck and Morgan Levine made a strong showing at USC’s Fifth Annual Graduate Research Symposium.

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Congresswoman speaks at advocacy event

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Speaking at the first Advocates for African American Elders public event held in February, Rep. Maxine Waters said she believes her job is to fight for the care and support of seniors.

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HSC exhibition turns up the heat on climate change

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Climate change doesn’t just threaten our planet — it also poses enormous challenges for older adults, according to acclaimed artists Mary Lou Dauray and Orna Makleff.

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Aranda honored for work with aging Latinos

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Maria Aranda was presented the California Elder Mental Health and Aging Coalition’s Older Adult Leadership and Advocacy Award.

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USC Davis examines rankings of senior-friendly cities

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Sorry, Los Angeles — you lost to Provo-Orem, Utah, Des Moines, Iowa, and Toledo, Ohio. In the first “Best Cities for Successful Aging” report, the City of Angels finished a less-than-heavenly No. 30.

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