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Growing Old in a New Age #102: How the Body Ages 1993-07-09

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Title Number00205034Date (YYYY-MM-DD)1993-07-09PurposeTitle Taken from Container/ContentsSummaryEpisode 102 of Growing Old in a New Age was produced by the University of Hawaiʻi Center for Aging and aired in July 1993. The program focuses on elderly health concerns and the scientific study of aging and its effects. Topics include: signs of changing health and physical effects of aging; distinctions between normal signs of aging and disease; environmental and genetic factors; scientific intervention and biological research; experiences of older people who participated in scientific studies on aging; benefits of physical activity and exercise; coronary and arterial conditions; respiratory disease and immunization; HIV and AIDS; nervous system changes; mental and neurological health; genome mapping and genetic engineering; attitudes toward longevity and and concerns about quality of life.Learn MoreFull ProgramMediumMoving ImageSub-mediumVideotapeCollectionGrowing Old In A New AgeParent CollectionGrowing Old In A New Age

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SubjectKūpuna -- Health and hygieneGeriatrics

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LanguageEnglishColorColorSoundYesDuration00:58:02

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NameSusan StambergRoleNarratorPrincipal RoleNo

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NameAnthony LenzerRoleExecutive ProducerPrincipal RoleNo

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NameJoan Pabst DubanoskiRoleProducerPrincipal RoleNo

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NameJay CurleeRoleDirectorPrincipal RoleNo

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NameDavid ReeseRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameIlse DarlingRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameGene D. Cohen, M.D., Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameLeonard Hayflick, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameGeorge R. Martin, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameMollie PierRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameRichard Sprott, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameE. Jeffrey Metter, M.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameDonald McClureRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameEdward Lakatta, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameMichael Crow, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameWilliam H. Adler, M.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameRoger WonsonRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameAntonino Passaniti, Ph.D.RoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameRobert HarootyanRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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NameLeo SalazarRoleIntervieweePrincipal RoleNo

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Growing Old in a New Age #102: How the Body Ages 1993-07-09

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