IOA Visiting Scholar, Ken Langa, talks Brain Health in US
Kenneth Langa, MD, PhD, professor of Medicine from the University of Michigan, explains how research from the Health and Retirement is showing that cognitive impairment may be on a slight decline, and suggests that education and treatment for cardiovascular conditions may help our brain health.
Видео IOA Visiting Scholar, Ken Langa, talks Brain Health in US канала PennInstituteonAging
Видео IOA Visiting Scholar, Ken Langa, talks Brain Health in US канала PennInstituteonAging
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