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Slight genetic variation can affect how others see you
An interview with Dr. Aldwin on how to help mitigate and cope with stressful situations
24/7 Checkup- sensors could transmit vital signs around the clock
Chemistry for Life- new instruments founded to the Linus Pauling Science Center
Experiment links mutant flies' neurodegeneration to biological clocks
Disruption of body clock causes neuro-degeneration, early death
Some diets protect aging brains, others accelerate harm, Oregon study suggests
Human Development and Family Sciences Newsletter Fall 2011 (pdf)
Beyond the Flu Shot: Other Flu Fighters
Research suggests hormone might influence how we comfort others
As more get older, experts advise: Move it
Taking the time to get it right on end-of-life care wishes
Following Footsteps
Stress can shorten your life
Policy brief on caregiver in California: Stressed and strapped
Heart health: Know your numbers
Young researchers learn the ropes from leading scientists
What’s Good for the Heart is Good for the Mind
Discovery points to new approach for diabetes therapy
A gift to support collaboration among OSU cancer researchers looking for ways to PREVENT, SURVIVE,THRIVE
New faculty member translates research into practice for a healthier Oregon
Where Chemistry Meets Compassion: Examining the biological roots of empathy
Lower wages, lack of jobs means more Americans delaying “adulthood”
Inventive Education: Research with an edge
OSU professor earns research award for work on super microchips
Study links genetic variation to individual empathy, stress levels
What's Good About Dietary Fat?
Why do people live so long in Benton County, Ore.?
Is personality key to successful aging?
When to help? Being there for parents in late-life transitions (pdf)
Ginko Biloba Might Not Preserve Memory in Octogenarians
Handling Stress Properly Increases Good Cholesterol
Interview with Karen Hooker: Personality is a Driving Force Behind Successful Aging

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Undergraduate Degrees

Apparel Design
Athletic Training
Exercise and Sport Science
Human Development and Family Sciences
Interior Design
Merchandising Management
Nutrition
Public Health

Graduate Degrees

Design and Human Environment
Exercise and Sport Science
Human Development and Family Studies
Nutrition
Public Health

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Center for Healthy Aging Research
Hallie E. Ford Center
Moore Family Center
IGERT in Healthy Aging
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School of Biological and Population Health Sciences
School of Social and Behavioral Health Sciences
Department of Design and Human Environment