Sealy Center on Aging
@UTMB_SCOA
Followers
1K
Following
4K
Statuses
6K
Bringing you #AgingResearch from UTMB. Links, RTs, favorite ≠ endorsements/MD advice. Please read: https://t.co/hZEzUVEB46
Galveston, Texas
Joined December 2014
Please share with first year medical students - applications are due for the UT-MSTAR program on February 21, 2025
📲 Apply today for an 8-week summer program for first year medical students offering hands-on research, exposure to clinical geriatrics, and mentoring by top aging experts! MSTAR Applications are Due February 21, 2025. Learn more:
0
0
0
Today is ⚛️ International Day of Women & Girls in Science 👭 and over on our BlueSky account we are celebrating by highlighting our highly accomplished current women scholars at the UTMB Health Pepper Center!
0
0
1
🤝 Join us at UTMB Health for the next lecture in the Lefeber Hughes Winter Series on Aging TODAY at 5PM! Amy M. Pastva, PT, MA, PhD, from Duke Cancer Institute will present, "Redefining Geriatric Rehabilitation - Evidence and Lessons from REHAB-HF"
0
0
0
RT @geronsociety: 🎧 New Podcast Episode: The Future of Higher Education in an Era of Longevity GSA VP Lisa McGuire & TIAA's Surya Kolluri…
0
2
0
Register by March 15th for the 2025 DMAC CERCIT Workshop to be held at UT Southwestern:
0
1
1
Call for Pilot Project Proposals, LOI Due June 6 Texas academic and research investigators are invited to submit pilot grant proposals - optional info sessions on May 19 or 23, 2025 Visit
0
2
1
📽️ A video is now available for the special lecture at SCOA, "Deciding How Human Viruses Shape Aging," presented by Michael J. Corley, MA, PhD Assistant Professor, Tenure Track Department of Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Weill Cornell Medicine.
0
0
1
Join us for the next lecture in the Lefeber Hughes Winter Series on Aging on Feb 4th, at 5-6PM, with reception to follow! Diddier Prada, MD, PhD, from Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai will present, "Environmental and Social Influences on Bone Aging"
0
0
0
A video of this lecture is now available at the Texas RCMAR website:
Join us for the next RCMAR Scientits lecture on Jan 28. Dr. Pappadis will present, "Mixed-Methods Research: Strategically Integrating Words and Numerical Data to Gain a Richer Understanding". DM for zoom link. #RCMAR
0
0
0
🗓️ January 31st is the deadline to register to present at the RCMAR National Meeting! 🗣️Whether you're presenting groundbreaking research or sharing a new perspective on existing work, this is a fantastic platform to connect with other scientists and experts in the field #RCMAR
Connect, collaborate, and grow! The 2025 RCMAR Annual Meeting, which will be held from April 22 to 24, offers incredible networking opportunities. Register here:
0
1
2
RT @UTMBProvost: UTMB is embarking on an exciting collaboration with @WeillCornell, focused on aging, geriatrics and palliative medicine. T…
0
6
0
A video of this lecture is now available on the DMAC website:
January 28: "HIV & Cancer - Utilizing Large Population Databases to Address Outcome Disparities" presented by Elizabeth Chiao, Professor, MD Anderson
0
1
2
A video of this lecture is now available at the Texas RCMAR website:
📌 Join us for the next Texas RCMAR presentation on Dec 17, 2024. "Sample Size Justification for Pilot Studies," is presented by Xiaoying Yu, PhD, at 3 PM via zoom. DM for log on details.
0
0
1
Today on campus:
UTMB Health and Weill Cornell Medicine will present a symposium, "Pathways in Aging, Geriatric, and Palliative Medicine," on January 29, 2025. Learn more and register:
0
0
2
Thanks to the 60+ participants that attended the first lecture in this year's Lefeber Winter Series on Aging! Visit our website to learn more about the event and save the date for next week's lecture on Tues, Feb 4 at 5-6PM, with reception to follow.
0
0
1
“Individuals with dementia can still be large sources of wisdom and emotional support.” 5/5
0
0
0
🧵”Some observations on dementia after 44 years as a geriatrician: Very rich or powerful people rarely become demented. They become absent minded, or eccentric.” 2/5
1
0
0
This evening, Dr. Goodwin is presenting in our annual Lefeber Hughes Winter Series. He begins tonight’s lecture with a slide showing a steady increase in life expectancy from the 1840s until the early 2000s.
1
0
0