University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine

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Visiting Scholars Series 2004-2005

The IOA Visiting Scholars Series is dedicated to bringing to PENN national leaders in aging research, policy and clinical care. Sessions are designed to promote interdisciplinary dialogue, discussion and debate.

September 30, 2004	Kathy P. Parker, RN, CS, PhD Emory University Professor, Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Adult and Elder Care	Transitional Research in Nursing: Sleep, Body Temperature and Hemodialysis
December 2, 2004	Robert Storr, MFA New York University Professor of Modern Art, Institute of Fine Arts	The Mind in the Hand
February 3, 2005	Patricia G. Archbold, RN, DNSc, FAAN Oregon Health & Science University Professor and Director, John A. Hartford Center of Excellence in Geriatric Nursing	When I Get Older, Losing My Hair: The Family as Provider of Last Resort
March 18-19, 2005	Anti-Aging Therapies	The Art & Science of Anti-Aging Therapies: Convergence of Theory and Practice
April 7, 2005 *Co-sponsored by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics*	Christine Cassel, MD President and CEO, American Board of Internal Medicine	Medicare Matters: Healthcare, Aging, and the Social Contract
May 3, 2005 *Co-sponsored by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics*	Governor Richard D. Lamm University of Denver Co-Director, Institute for Public Policy Studies	The Brave New World of Healthcare
May 23, 2005	Leon J. Thal, MD University of California, San Diego Chair, Department of Neurosciences	Mild Cognitive Impairment: What Is It and Can We Treat It?
June 8, 2005	Majd Alwan, PhD University of Virginia, Assist. Professor and Dir. Robotics and Eldercare Technologies Stuart L. Fine, MD PENN Chair, Dept of Ophthalmology and Director, Scheie Eye Institute Joshua L. Dunaief, MD, PhD PENN Assist. Professor, Ophthalmology	Institute on Aging Sylvan M. Cohen Annual Retreat with Poster Session