• "Grumpy Old Men No More"- Stanford Center on Longevity Director Speaks to Gerontological Society of America. Read more >>

• Global Aging: The New New Thing- Adele Hayutin of Stanford Center on Longevity speaks at Gerontological Society of America Meeting. Read more >>

• The Sole of a Breakthrough- SCL Affiliate Tom Andriacchi has developed a special shoe that could literally shift medicine’s first line of defense against arthritis. Read more >>

• Global Aging Patterns Threaten the Economic Well-Being and Political Stability of Countries Throughout the World.- Economist Adele Hayutin of Stanford’s Center on Longevity says startling demographic trends will impact not only the traditional issues of aging such as financial security and health, but also national security, trade policy, and economic prospects for all countries.
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• The Chemical Misfire that Undermines Healing in Older People- SCL Deputy Director Rando’s work with stem cells unravels the mysteries of why people heal less efficiently as they get older. Read more >>

• Older Adults React More Calmly to the Prospect of Financial Loss- Brain scan study by Stanford researchers may help explain why adults over 65 feel more comfortable in their financial decision-making than younger people, and why they may be vulnerable to scams.
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