Since 2013, the UCSF Pepper Center has supported
February 2024
We are delighted to introduce our newest cohort of scholars at the UCSF Pepper Center Program. With backgrounds spanning medicine, social sciences, public health, and more, they bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to the field of geriatric research.
Joining our REC Program, we have James Deardorff, MD, Matthew Growdon, MD, Alison Rustagi, MD, PhD, and James Harrison, PhD. Joining our PESC Pilot Program, we have Theresa Allison, MD, PhD, Krista Harrison, PhD, Francesca Nicosia, PhD, and Jennifer James, PhD, MS, MSW.
We believe that their collective efforts will not only enhance our program but also make significant strides in aging research and geriatric care.
The Geriatric Research Instrument Library (GRIL) is a web-based repository of information and resources about measurement instruments commonly used in gerontological research. Researchers can use GRIL to identify, compare and select instruments for their research investigations.
The UCSF Pepper Center brings substantial expertise in the analysis of datasets to answer important questions in aging research. In particular, the Pepper Center hosts several data resources that have been widely used by UCSF investigators.
Join us for our upcoming Office Hours where our Pepper Center Vulnerable Populations Aging Research Core (VARC) leaders can provide consultation for the various aspects of your research. All researchers, investigators, and research staff are welcome to attend and listen in.
Neurodelirium: Using biomarkers to study delirium superimposed on dementia with neurohospitalist delirium guru @saralahue at #ADS24SAC @AmerDelirium pic.twitter.com/MFzhBDd5N8
— John Newman, MD, PhD (@GeriSciDoc) June 11, 2024
“The process used to change the definition of Alzheimer's disease serves as an exemplar of the insidious nature of how industry, including pharmaceutical and diagnostics corporations, influences how diseases are redefined.”https://t.co/26VIRwyrOg
— Ken Covinsky (@geri_doc) June 25, 2024
Wonderful collaboration between investigators at @Yale_OAIC and @PepperUcsf https://t.co/VDxGfFSGeE pic.twitter.com/pn6eAfWkML
— Thomas Gill (@MrDisability) July 31, 2024
NIH Funding Acknowledgment:
The UCSF Pepper Center is part of the Claude D Pepper program funded by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) (Grant Number P30AG044281). The content of this website is solely the responsibility of UCSF Pepper Center and does not necessarily represent the official views of the NIH. All publications resulting from the utilization of UCSF Pepper Center resources and services are required to credit the UCSF Pepper Center grant by including the NIH Funding Acknowledgment and must comply with NIH Public Access Policy.
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