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Interested in dissemination and implementation (D&I) science to advance healthy aging? Frontiers in Public Health is seeking review articles for a new Public Health and Aging Research Topic. For queries and submissions ➡️ fro.ntiers.in/XC6P
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Older Adults and Diabetes: How Social Support Can Help @TAMU_SPH Dr. Ninfa Peña-Purcell
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#diabetes #olderadults #TAMU #TAMUHealth #TAMUSPH #TIPH #12thForHealth #publichealth #ASPPH
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Happy First Day of Summer, Ags! ☀️
Each year, thousands of Texans flock to Snook to take in the 300 acres of sunflowers planted by Jay Wilder '93 on his family farm.
Jay's reason for planting the sunflowers? "They make people smile." 😄🌻 tx.ag/AgSunflowers
ALT looking through sunflower leaves to a row of dozens of bloomed sunflowers
ALT up close on a bloomed sunflower head with a row of sunflowers behind it
ALT a small blooming sunflower facing upwards
ALT two rows of large sunflowers as a smaller sunflower rises between the two rows
A closer look at how older adults have dealt with the Covid-19 pandemic. Insights from a recent collection of research articles published in @FrontiersIn aim to influence future directions in research, policy and practice. bit.ly/3mVrho4 #TAMUHealth #TAMUSPH
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Congratuations to @TAMU_SPH Dr. Marcia Ory who was named to the @guide2research Ranking of Top 1000 Scientists in Social Sciences & Humanities. Ory was ranked 177 in the world & 88 in the U.S. ow.ly/SjWw50JsJ7l
#CPHA #TAMU #TAMUHealth #TAMUSPH #publichealth #12thForHealth
Dr. Marcia Ory sat down recently with @TXAMFoundation Maroon magazine to share her refreshingly optimistic advice and experience on aging well.
Read more about Aging Well and Taking Names: bit.ly/3GPaRqp
#TAMUSPH #TAMUHealth #TAMUCPHA #12thforHealth #healthyaging
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Sex: Frisky (and Safe) After 50 @TAMU_SPH Dr. Matthew Lee Smith webmd.com/healthy-aging/feat… from @WebMD
#TAMU #TAMUHealth #TAMUSPH #TIPH #ASPPH #publichealth #12thForHealth #seniors #olderadults
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#OlderAdults are abusing substances at higher rates in the wake of the #MentalHealth challenges of the #Pandemic. Learn how open-ended questions and expressing concern can help you identify issues, and discover effective screening tools. #MentalHealthMonth bit.ly/3lmpvM2
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Twenty-six Texas A&M Health faculty are named in Stanford University’s “World’s Top 2% Scientists," listing 100,000 most-cited authors. Congrats to @TAMU_SPH Drs. Marcia Ory, Joe Sharkey and Virender Sharma for this outstanding recognition!
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This #OlderAmericansMonth, learn what discerns healthy aging fact from fiction so that we can come together in collaborative action to improve lives of the aging population. Test your healthy aging knowledge: bit.ly/39udJYe. Let us know how you did! #TAMUSPH #TAMUHealth
May is Older Americans Month. The 2022 theme "Age My Way" focuses on how older adults can age in their communities, living independently for as long as possible. Learn how to Age Successfully in the Brazos Valley: bit.ly/3hjM0QU
#OlderAmericansMonth #TAMUHealth #TAMUSPH
Dr. Marcia Ory and Dr. Chung Lin (Novelle) Kew, are in Austin today for the Texas Alzheimer's Research and Care Consortium (TARCC) 2022 Symposium "Advances in Alzheimer’s Disease Science, Research, and Care."
#TAMUSPH #TAMUCPHA #TAMUHealth #12thforHealth #alzheimers
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Talking about anxiety and depression with older loved ones can be hard. Here's how to start. @TAMU_SPH Dr. Marcia Ory
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Drug Use by State: 2022’s Problem Areas
@TAMU_SPH Dr. Marcia Ory wallethub.com/edu/drug-use-b…… via @wallethub
#Opioids #addiction #TAMU #TAMUSPH #TAMUHealth #TIPH #ASPPH #publichealth #12thForHealth #CPHA
Study findings highlight the importance of tailoring prevention and mitigation efforts to address opioid use disorder in urban and rural areas. bit.ly/3vF4CBR
#OpioidUseDisorder #TAMUSPH #TAMUCPHA #TAMUPharmacy #TAMUHealth #TAMU
Drs. Marcia G. Ory and Xinyue Ye completed data collection in Nolanville, TX for ENDEAVR Institute that will help them understand how older adults living in small towns perceive autonomous vehicle technology & the traffic safety implication of the technology. #TAMUSPH #TAMUARCH
ALT Drs. Marcia G. Ory and Xinyue Ye completed data collection in Nolanville, TX for ENDEAVR Institute that will help them understand how older adults living in small towns perceive autonomous vehicle technology & the traffic safety implication of the technology. They stand with volunteers in front of a blue wall with the text, City of Nolanville.
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Softly call the muster, let comrade answer...
ALT photo of a flame being passed from one candle to another in darkness at a muster ceremony with the word here
A recent study by @TAMU_CPHA faculty affiliate Matthew Lee Smith and colleagues finds that optimism can help older adults decrease negative effects of physical limitations on their life satisfaction.
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#TAMUSPH #12thForHealth #TAMUHealth #TAMU #ActiveForLife
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Over the course of three years, an Aggie-created startup was awarded $2.3M from the @NIH!
The Aggie-owned Olera, Inc. will partner with @TAMU_CPHA to develop an app that provides personalized resources for caregivers of people living with dementia. 📱🤳
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Thanks to @TAMU_CPHA & @TAMU_SPH volunteers, friends and families who came out to the COVID-19 Memorial honoring individuals in the Brazos Valley who lost their lives to COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. The memorial remains open until 4/15.
Photos: Richard Badillo
