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IOG Newsletter

Transitions is published twice a year. Contact us for back copies or to receive the print edition.

In this issue: IOG leads diverse team to create new training tool for occupational therapists, inspiring hope in the homeless, record crowd attends art of aging event, and more. Transitions - Fall 2007 (PDF file)
In this issue: IOG researcher receives $1.46 million to study stress and the aging brain, $3.3 million grant continues african american research, IOG hits the air waves again and more.
In this issue: IOG leads diverse team to create new training tool for occupational therapists, inspiring hope in the homeless, record crowd attends art of aging event, and more. Transitions - Spring 2007 (PDF file)
In this issue: IOG leads diverse team to create new training tool for occupational therapists, inspiring hope in the homeless, record crowd attends art of aging event, and more.
In this issue: Hip fracture research grant, renewal of pre doctoral training grant, memorial tribute to May Berkley, Creative Expressions submissions, and more. Transitions - Fall 2006 (PDF file)
In this issue: Hip fracture research grant, renewal of pre doctoral training grant, memorial tribute to May Berkley, Creative Expressions submissions, and more.
In this issue: aging with humor and heart, expanding minority health research, building dementia awareness, and more. Transitions - Spring 2006 (PDF file)
In this issue: aging with humor and heart, expanding minority health research, building dementia awareness, and more.
In this edition: Cancer research – why minorities suffer more. Cognitive neuroscience – what healthy aging looks like. Successful aging – science or art? Highlights – local, national, global. Calendar listings. Transitions - Fall 2005 (PDF file)
In this edition: Cancer research – why minorities suffer more. Cognitive neuroscience – what healthy aging looks like. Successful aging – science or art? Highlights – local, national, global. Calendar listings.

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Transitions - Spring 2005

Transitions - Fall 2004

Transitions - Spring 2004

Transitions - Fall 2003


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