Lectures tagged "aging"


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John Banville: The Infinites
John Banville
February 23, 2010
00:47:52
Booker Prize--winning novelist John Banville reads from his new book The Infinities. On a languid midsummer's day in the countryside, old Adam Godley, a renowned theoretical mathematician, is dying.
Vascular Disease Risks for Women
William Rose III
January 29, 2010
00:50:47
William Rose, MD, a vascular surgeon, discusses the relationship between stroke, diabetes, peripheral vascular disease, peripheral artery disease, and the special risk for women. Rose examines the latest medical advances to combat these conditions.
Arthroscopic Hip Procedures
Scott Barbour
January 20, 2010
00:41:38
Scott Barbour talks about the arthroscopic hip procedures, which can be used to repair the hip joint without requiring a hip replacement. The procedure can often be performed as an outpatient procedure.
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Baby Boomers: A Generation in Transition
John Schneider
December 2, 2005
01:44:35
Robert Keough moderates a panel about how the aging of Baby Boomers will affect Massachusetts, politically and economically.
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Remembering Trauma
Richard J. McNally
February 10, 2004
01:25:33
Clinician and laboratory researcher Richard McNally challenges the ready acceptance of a notion he says goes beyond common sense, and contends that traumatic experiences are indeed unforgettable and the evidence for repressed memories is surprisingly weak.