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| Director Lichtenberg Leads Nation's Top Gerontology Organization COVID-19 & Me: Keeping Physically Safe and Mentally Well During the Pandemic Endowment Smashes Goals CE Trainings Expand Across Campus & the US Discussing the Future of Aging in Michigan
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| Silver Linings in the Darkest of Clouds The Pandemic's Impact on the Mental Health of Older Blacks, Asians and Hispanics Vaccination Beliefs in Older African Americans | | 
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| New Study on Memory Loss and Money Loss Yoga for Brain and Body Latest Research | | 
| In this Issue: Preventing Frailty EEG as an Early Predictor of Alzheimer's Disease Tools to Check Financial Decision-Making in Older Adults Wayne Students Learn about Aging at St. Pat's Senior Center | | 
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$3.5 M Grant Extends Michigan Resource Center
Community Advisors Bring Critical Insights to Research
IOG Endowment Inspires Leadership Gifts
Senior Caregiver Resource Network Grows and Give | | 
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Investing in the Future of the IOG
Race Discrimination and Health Across the Lifespan
Associate Director to Lead Senior Alliance Board
Beyond Amyloid: Call for abstracts | | 
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Helping Older Adults Fight Scams and Manage Money
Flint Water Crisis:Through the Eyes of Older Adults
Cheers for Volunteers!
Helping Hannan House | | 
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Patience and Persistence Yield Major Grant Milestone
$3.6 Million to Continue Study of Healthy Aging
Identifying Memory Networks in Children with Epilepsy
A Legacy of Service to Seniors | | 
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How Neighborhoods Impact Stress
"Innovations" in Aging Conference
Lifespan Research Competition: And the Winner is...
Ciena Cares Health Chats | | 
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Shifting the Current in Environmental Outreach
Better Early Identification of Alzheimers?
Soar to Explore
Brain Health Training & Holiday during the Holidays | | 
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A Question of Judgment: How Older Adults Make Financial Decisions
Growing Old in Poland: Global Lessons for Meaningful Aging
Scholar Spotlight: Social Class and Brain Health in Older African Americans | | 
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Reversing Myths of Immigrant Healthcare
Clicking Our Way to A Healthier Life
When It is Not Alzheimer's
The Joys of Hard Work and Long Life | | 
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Professor Hector Gonzalez Assumes New Leadership Role
Respecting the Person Inside the Dementia
Inside the Mind of the IOG's Newest Brain Researcher | | 
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Meaning and Messages in Downsizing
Ready for Tomorrow? Seniors Count Can Help
Aging the Write Way | | 
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IOG Alum "Delighted" to give
Hundreds of Motivated Seniors Pledge to Improve Health
Lifelong Learning with CE Partners | | 
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Programs Teach Healthcare Providers about Aging Issues
Exercise and Learning Help Volunteer Live to 100
Presbyterian Village of Michigan - Champions IOG Mission | | 
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Faculty Awarded Grant to Analyze Depression in U.S.
No Elder Left Behind, Legacy of Olivia Washington
Trainee Links Masculinity to African American Health Risks
Giving Trees at American House Spread Hope for Seniors | | 
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Grant Studies Costs and Effects of Prescription Drug Use
Special State Tribute Honors Dementia Work
IOG Mental Health Training Broadens its Audience | | 
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How Much Stuff is Enough
Training the Brain to Resist Aging's Effects
The Century Project: Endowing Research for a New Era
International Flair Fills the IOG
Prevent Illness with Health Screenings | |
