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POSTPONED: CC@H Guest Speaker Series: Healthy Aging with NPR News Allison Aubrey

Date and Time

Tuesday, November 12, 2024, 1:00 PM until 2:00 PM

Location


USA

Event Contact(s)

Jennifer Riesch

Category

Public Event of Interest

Registration Info

Registration is required

About this event

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED DUE TO THE SPEAKER'S SCHEDULE. WE WILL RESCHEDULE.

When it comes to navigating healthy aging, much of the advice is too general to be helpful. We’ve all heard the recommendations to eat well, move more and get plenty of sleep. So, let’s get granular about changes you can make to maximize your health span. One place to start is the Brain Care Score, developed by physicians at Massachusetts General Hospital. The higher your score on this quiz, the lower your risk of dementia, depression, stroke, and heart attack. Allison will describe the science behind a host of modifiable risk factors linked to longevity, including stress management, feeling a sense of purpose and community.

Allison Aubrey is a long-time health correspondent for NPR News, focused on the science of healthy aging and longevity. Her stories can be heard on Morning Edition and All Things Considered. She’s also a founding host of Life Kit and a contributor to CBS Sunday Morning. She’s the winner of several James Beard Foundation media awards for her coverage of food and nutrition, the recipient of a Washington Press Club award and a New York Press Club award in 2021 for consumer reporting. She lives locally with her husband, Derek Symer, their daughter Lillian and two cats. Their sons, Luke and Thomas, attended St. John’s College High School. Thomas is an engineering student at CalPoly and their oldest son, Luke, graduated college and launched his first job!