“Limb Lab”: Getting Amputee Soldiers Back to Work in World War I America

Transitions in Care for Older Adults, Translating Research Findings to “Real-World” Clinical Practices

Leading Urologist Awarded Ferdinand C. Valentine Medal

Experts on Aging Populations Discuss How Communities can Provide Better Support

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May 8
The Lilianna Sauter Lecture: Medicine in Wartime IV: Place, Health and War: World War II Mustard Gas Experiments in Transnational Perspective

May 19
Institute of Medicine Panel Findings: The Future Health Care Workforce for Older Americans

War and Medicine lecture looks at nineteenth century wartime Paris as center of medical learning

Brazilian Governor Discusses Global Age-Friendly Efforts

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