Arianna Huffington Offers Words of Wisdom on HCOA's 30th Anniversary
The Huffington Center on Aging at Baylor College of Medicine celebrated its 30th anniversary Oct. 17 with a special address from author and digital news visionary Arianna Huffington.
Spotlight on Health Lecture and Reception
Robert Roush spoke of the HCOA's achievements and introduced our MC for the evening, Michael Huffington.
Spotlight on Health Lecture and Reception
Spotlight on Health Distinguished Lecturer, Arianna Huffington, speaking to attendees.
Spotlight on Health Lecture and Reception
Terry Huffington, daughter of Roy M. and Phyllis Gough Huffington, with Dr. Paul Klotman, president, CEO and executive dean of Baylor College of Medicine.
News Releases
- School-time stress isn’t just for studentsSep 8, 2016
- Grandparents can play an important role in their grandchildren’s life during the school year, which can lead to stress.
- No age should be considered too old to go back to school Aug 17, 2016
- With the school year drawing near, Dr. Angela Cati says it’s never too late to go back to school - even for people over 50.
- Dr. Melanie Samuel awarded grant to further study molecular targets for repairing nervous system injuryJul 8, 2016
- An $80,000 grant will help launch Dr. Melanie Samuel's research into the best approach for nervous system injury repair.
- Dr. Rachelle Doody to give “Update on Alzheimer’s Disease” lecture Sep 24, 2015
- The Houston community will have an opportunity to hear one of the leading researchers on Alzheimer’s disease discuss the latest research on the disease at the annual “Update on Alzheimer’s Disease” lecture.
- Experts say now is the time to be vaccinated against the fluSep 16, 2015
- Baylor expert says flu vaccination provides direct benefit to those who are vaccinated and starts to provide indirect benefits to those who are not vaccinated but are vulnerable.
- Use holiday visit to check on health of elderly relativesDec 12, 2014
- While visiting elderly relatives over the holidays, be on the lookout for some tell-tale signs of declining health, said Baylor College of Medicine geriatric expert Dr. Robert Roush.
- Dysfunctional precursor protein impairs making of new neurons in brainOct 8, 2014
- Without functioning amyloid precursor protein, neurons do not form proper morphology and cannot integrate into the existing networks.
- Grant funds anxiety intervention in older adultsSep 23, 2014
- Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine have received $2.1 million for a research project focusing on identifying and providing interventions for anxiety in older adults.
- Huffington Center on Aging highlightsNov 4, 2013
- See the Huffington Center on Aging's highlights in research, education and clinical care over the past 25 years.
- Huffington Center on Aging celebrates 25th anniversary Nov 4, 2013
- After a quarter century, aging center is still young at heart.
HCOA Development Board Celebration and Plaque Dedication
The Huffington Center on Aging recognizes its Development Board members as they continue their commitment and dedication to the Center as Huffington Center as Lifetime Ambassadors. View photos from the event below.
Plaque Ceremony
Terry Huffington, daughter of Roy M. and Phyllis Gough Huffington, applauds the board’s efforts and unveils a plaque recognizing each board member.
HCOA Lifetime Ambassadors
Board Members receiving HCOA Lifetime Ambassador pins.
Plaque Ceremony
Board Members Betty Hrncir, Reda Martin, Donatella Benckenstein, Mehrnaz Gill, and Denis DeBakey, join Terry Huffington at the Huffington Center on Aging following the unveiling of the plaque.
HCOA Development Board Celebration
Board Members Bain Pearson Pitts and Jim Pearson mingle with current faculty, Meng Wang and Melanie Samuel.
HCOA Development Board Celebration
Board Member Betty Hrncir with HCOA director, Hui Zheng and Terry Huffington.