
An #interprofessional #healthcare center focused on #aging issues & improving care & quality of life for older adults
Washington, DC
Joined October 2018
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Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
The Center for Aging, Health and Humanities is hosting the sixth annual Age-Friendly Ecosystem Summit virtually this fall. Join us Thursdays in October for this free, regional, collaborative event!
Learn more and register ⬇️ @GWAging
nursing.gwu.edu/age-friendly…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
GW Nursing Professor @LaurieTheeke, PhD, FNP, FAAN, published an article yesterday in @Daily27Info examining loneliness as a serious and solvable public health issue, with particular relevance during the holiday season.
daily27.info/2025/12/16/lone…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
Mark your calendars! The Age-Friendly Ecosystem Summit kicks off a week from today on October 9, 1–3 PM ET with 'The State of Aging Policy: What’s Changed and What’s Next?'
🔗 Explore the speakers and register today: nursing.gwu.edu/age-friendly…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
1 in 2 older adults are at risk for #malnutrition. While our physiology is changing, so are the body’s nutritional needs; changing tastes, comorbidities, and financial insecurity can also play a role. So how can we optimize good nutrition as we get older? buff.ly/ThqmKJj
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
The 5th annual Age-Friendly Ecosystem Summit is almost here! Join @GWaging this October for a free virtual series diving into the biggest topics shaping the future of aging, including policy, housing, wellness, and AI. Register now ⬇️
nursing.gwu.edu/age-friendly…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
📢 Call For Papers! JMIR Aging seeks submissions on Social & Cultural Drivers of Health in Aging Populations. Explore how digital health addresses these challenges to inform clinical practice & policy. Submit now! Learn more: hubs.ly/Q03cYqJ10
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
🧠 Did you know? 63 million adults in the U.S. are family caregivers. That’s 1 in 4 Americans. Explore findings from the new Caregiving in the US 2025 report by @NA4Caregiving and @AARP. #CGUS2025 #FamilyCaregivers
Learn more at buff.ly/5qqCvvt.
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
NEW: Many older adults living alone struggle with health issues. Many are isolated and vulnerable. But a noteworthy slice of this growing group of seniors maintain a high degree of well-being. Meet Hilda Jaffe, 102, of NYC.
@judith_graham reports. ⤵️ kffhealthnews.org/news/artic…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
Great reminder to start the week! It's on all of us to change how we talk about #aging.👏👏👏👏 #ReframeAging
Using the term "our seniors" is paternalistic. Older people aren't children. Let's all switch to more #agefriendly language. We're all aging. Older people. Older adults. People 65 and older. #politicians
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
This week, #GWNursing Professor @MelissaBPhD, Director of @GWAging, was featured on ABC @7NewsDC to share her expertise on #TheGoldenBachelorette and dating after 50. 🌹
Watch the full interview to learn more about dating in your 50s and beyond! ⬇️
wjla.com/news/local/golden-b…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
All of us are aging, and all of us have a stake in how older adults live and thrive in our communities. justiceinaging.org/aging-wit…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
.@jproco on #ageism in tech: "We allowed it to be conflated with a bullshit career path in return for generally being left alone.” The remedy "“It starts with calling ageism a thing and standing up against it when it happens.” 🙌 @TeachingStartup inc.com/joe-procopio/lets-ta…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
The George Washington University's @GWAging is hosting the fourth annual Age-Friendly Ecosystem Summit virtually this fall.
Tuesday, October 8
Wednesday, October 9
Tuesday, October 15
Wednesday, October 16
Learn more and register below! ⬇️
nursing.gwu.edu/aging-events
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
"Without federal oversight, nursing homes will put profit ahead of care" - excellent #oped from @MelissaBPhD and @djmasonrn statnews.com/2024/07/26/nurs… via @statnews @gwNURSING @GWAging
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
#GWNursing Associate Professor, Juh Hyun Shin, recently co-published a research article in @SageJournals for her research on factors influencing hospitalization of nursing home residents in Korea using regularized negative binomial regression. ⬇
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journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
Join us on 7/11 for an engaging “fireside chat” with Bob Blancato, National Coordinator of @ElderJustice, and Kathy Greenlee, Senior Director of Elder Justice at @ADvancingStates and former U.S. Assistant Secretary on Aging. Learn more and register:
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
Data from last winter’s #COVID surge shows that nursing homes and long-term care facilities with resident #vaccination rates of at least 75% and staff vaccination rates of at least 50% had fewer COVID cases and many fewer resident deaths. spr.ly/6019gqqDl
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
We know that people with more positive attitudes towards aging — fact- rather than fear-based, that is —enjoy longer, healthier, and happier lives. Here's how to counter #ageism and develop a more positive mindset: dailynews.com/2024/06/23/try…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
Only 28% of older adults with substance use disorder receive treatment. A multipronged national effort is underway to address the shortage of geriatric mental health providers. Read all about it in #GenerationsJournal: generations.asaging.org/buil…
Center for Aging, Health and Humanities retweeted
We won't be able to fully address senior poverty until we meet the need for affordable housing. newsweek.com/more-600000-cal…






















