The mature mind: Aging resiliently

Connect with brain health experts about the best ways to cultivate resilience as we age, and how to support loved ones with memory loss and dementia.
Speakers:
*Vijeth Iyengar, Director of Global Aging, AARP
*Tia Powell, Bioethicist, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Moderated by Emily Underwood, Science Content Producer, Knowable Magazine
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About:
This event is part of an ongoing series of live events and science journalism from Knowable Magazine and Annual Reviews, a nonprofit publisher dedicated to synthesizing and integrating knowledge for the progress of science and the benefit of society. "The baby brain: Learning in leaps in bounds" is supported by a grant from the Dana Foundation. a private philanthropic organization dedicated to advancing neuroscience and society.

[@ahopefulhollar]

I would love to be apart of any study groups. I’m 53 and was 17 in 8th grade when I finally quit…. It was suggested by my school counselor in 1988. Thank you for all you do.❤

[@yankee2666]

‘Dominos Tuesday’ is a great little novel I got on Amazon about a group of senior citizens on their last legs who throw caution to the wind and take a dangerous sea voyage on a small craft in the name of “going down swinging.” It’s one of those books that I know I’ll reread one day. (Elderly - tough elderly - dying with your boots on.