News Search: Butler Aging Center

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Expert tips for navigating loneliness during the holiday season

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ABC News

November 29, 2024

Linda P. Fried, Center Director, with evidence-based tips on how to help yourself or someone you know with strategies to ease loneliness over the holidays.
Healthy Aging Initiative Announces Pilot Grant Recipients

November 26, 2024

Four interdisciplinary teams will receive the healthy longevity pilot awards.

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Aging and Healthy Longevity
Dean Linda P. Fried Named a 2024 Power Player In Health Care

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PoliticsNY

November 20, 2024

The list is dedicated to honoring the individuals behind New York’s health care landscape.
Rethinking How Biomedical Researchers Use Race and Ethnicity

November 19, 2024

Report is a call to action for biomedical research to rethink how it uses race and ethnicity.

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Biostatistical Methods
Can gray hair be reversed?

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Live Science

November 17, 2024

Martin Picard, associate professor of behavioral medicine at the Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center, on how stress reduction correlates with depigmentation of gray hair.
Rooting out race science

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Politico

October 31, 2024

Researchers studying human health and disease should scrutinize whether taking race and ethnicity into account is appropriate at every stage of their work.
WAMU's Maria Godoy on the NASEM Report

October 31, 2024

Race and ethnicity are used widely in biomedical research, influencing clinical guidelines and algorithms determining patients' care. Allison E. Aiello participated in this NASEM report
Aging Is Not All Doom and Gloom

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NextAvenue

October 31, 2024

Faculty member Alan Cohen on older adults resilience and contributions to society
Use of race and ethnicity is sometimes ‘harmful’ in medical research, says new report

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CNN

October 30, 2024

Allison E. Aiello participated in a study that race and ethnicity in biomedical research are sometimes used in harmful ways.
Aging may speed up after death of a loved one, study finds: 'Major life stressor'

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Fox News

October 23, 2024

Experiencing the loss of a loved one not only has an emotional impact, but it may also speed up the aging process, according to a recent study.

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