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  • Jack Rowe

    Covid-19 and Aging: Challenges and Opportunities

    John W. Rowe, MD

    An editorial

  • Age Boom Academy on Caregiving 2022
  • Newly Released! The NAM-Global Roadmap for Healthy Longevity

        Linda P. Fried, MD, MPH     

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  • The Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center

     

    Columbia University's Robert N. Butler Columbia Aging Center is a university-wide hub for aging science and policy. Located at the Mailman School of Public Health, the center carries out a mission is interdisciplinary research, policy and education to advance aging equity.

Biological Aging

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Biological Aging

Our focus is Increasing healthy lifespan, especially for socially disadvantaged population segments.

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Global Health & Aging

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Global Aging

The effect of different cultural and contextual aspects on aging trajectories around the world  and the potential of generative social capital of older adults in global societies is one of the three focal points for our researchers.

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Aging Societies

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Societal Aging

Our researchers work to harness social capital and reinforce civic infrastructure for aging societies.

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Events

July 28, 2022
Registration open "Regression discontinuity design to estimate the causal effect of statins on myocardial infarction in electronic health records"
July 8, 2022
Journalists! Deadline extended to July 8 - Age Boom 2022: Caregiving and Our Longer Lives - The $500 Billion Question
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News

August 10, 2022
The Challenges and Opportunities of Covid-19 and Aging: A view from faculty member Jack Rowe
August 8, 2022
Discover recent publications by the Columbia Aging Center faculty
August 2, 2022
Low wages are bad for your brain in later life, new study finds
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