Center for Healthy Aging Research

Press Contacts

• Kathy Magnusson: Forgotten Your Keys? Memory Loss as You Age is Entirely Normal
• Tory Hagen: More Benefits Emerging for one type of Omega 3 Fatty Acid: DHA
• Inside the Mind of Researcher Carolyn Aldwin
• Inside the Mind of Researcher Deborah John
• Eating Wild Blueberries Can Add Years to Your Life
• Its all in Your Head
• Oregon elderly live healthier, longer lives than in other states
• Virtual Health
• Inside the mind of researcher Kathy Gunter
• 'An outcry for support': Corvallis Science Pub addresses issues for caregivers of aging baby boomers
• LIFE Registry helps bring research out of the lab, into real-life scenarios
• Food Signals: Why what we eat affects our cells
• Some Omega-3 oils better than others for protection against liver disease
• Empty Nest Syndrome No More: Sandwich Generation Anxious at Full House
• How society misunderstands the elderly
• Diabetes Rate Lower In Black Tea-Drinking Countries: Study (see slide show)
• Mechanism discovered for health benefit of green tea
• Oregon State University engineers develop tiny, inexpensive chip to monitor vital signs
• Frail older adults more likely to be food insufficient
• Personalized Genomic Medicine: How much can it really empower patients?
• Brain Storm 2012-featuring Dr. Sarina Saturn
• Zinc deficiency mechanism linked to aging, multiple diseases
• Vitamin B3 'helps kill superbugs'
• 'Selfish' DNA in animal Mitochondria offers possible tool to study aging
• Among the frail elderly, higher blood pressure might be a good thing
• Nightly glass of wine may protect boomer women's bones
• Linus Pauling Institute Research Newsletter- Spring/Summer 2012
• An interview with Dr. Aldwin on how to help mitigate and cope with stressful situations (Youtube Video)
• 24/7 Checkup- sensors could transmit vital signs around the clock
• Chemistry for Life- new instruments founded to the Linus Pauling Science Center
• Disruption of body clock causes neuro-degeneration, early death
• Human Development and Family Sciences Newsletter Fall 2011 (pdf)
• Beyond the Flu Shot: Other Flu Fighters
• Stress can shorten your life
• 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
• Where Chemistry Meets Compassion: Examining the biological roots of empathy
• Lower wages, lack of jobs means more Americans delaying “adulthood”
• Study links genetic variation to individual empathy, stress levels
• What's Good About Dietary Fat?
• 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