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living healthy longer

De: Colorado State University's Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging
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  • We’re decoding the science of healthy aging, bringing it out of the lab and into the homes of a broader public. living healthy longer covers the latest in the biological, cognitive, psychological, social, and behavioral aspects of getting older—from research happening at Colorado State University, to interventions and community programs supporting our ever-growing, aging population, to news headlines that challenge what we thought we knew about aging. Join hosts from the Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging at Colorado State University as we break down what science says about living a longer, healthier life.

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  • Addressing the Home Health Workforce Gap with Nancy Murray
    Jul 29 2024

    Nancy Murray, an economic development specialist with Larimer County, joins to discuss an Opportunity Now grant aimed at addressing Colorado's caregiver shortage. With over 684,000 annual openings projected nationwide for home health aides, Murray explores challenges of low wages and high turnover while sharing her vision for the transformative CareCorps program. Tune in to learn how you can support this local effort in Northern Colorado.

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    Interested in partnering? Email nmurray@arapahoegov.com.

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    30 m
  • Life After Caregiving with Dr. Julie Silver Seidle
    Jul 15 2024

    Assistant Professor Julie Silver Seidle, an occupational therapist specializing in older adulthood, shares insights from her 2020 dissertation about the emotional and physical challenges caregivers face during bereavement. She also explores resilience and finding identity and purpose post-caregiving.

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    Read Silver Seidle's dissertation, "Life After Caregiving" on ProQuest.

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    33 m
  • UTIs, Delirium and Cognitive Decline with Drs. Julie Moreno and Amanda Latham
    Jul 2 2024

    Assistant Professor Julie Moreno and recently graduated Ph.D. student Amanda Latham of CSU's Toxicology program join to discuss the surprising cognitive impacts of urinary tract infections. This episode explores how UTIs can lead to delirium and neurodegeneration, the role of the brain’s immune cells in this process, and why the Dunklin Hartley guinea pig is an ideal model for studies of the aging human brain. In spring 2023, Moreno’s lab received a pilot grant from the Center for Healthy Aging to conduct this research, and the preliminary results are shared today.

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    Find Latham's tuberculosis publication in Frontiers in Neuroscience.

    Read about the Hartley guinea pig as a model of human brain aging in The Journals of Gerontology, Series A.

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    43 m

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