STATE OF THE SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM

Metabolic Pathways and Therapeutics to Promote Resilience, Rehabilitation and Delayed Aging

Presented by

The Center for Rehabilitation Science Research
Uniformed Services University for the Health Sciences
Department of Rehabilitation
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center
School of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences
University of Pittsburgh
Human Engineering Research Laboratories
VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
Center for Continuing Education in the Health Sciences
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Friday, October 25, 2019

Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences

Opening Remarks Dr. Paul Pasquina Uniformed University of the Health Sciences	Presentation	Video
The Importance of Nutrition and Metabolic Research to Military Readiness and Resilience Dr. Patricia Deuster Uniformed University of the Health Sciences		Video
Overview of Calorie Restriction and Aging as a Field of Research Dr. Yih-Woei Fridell National Institutes of Health	Presentation	Video
Time-Restricted Feeding Dr. Rafael de Cabo National Institutes of Health		Video
Low Calorie Diet for Chemotherapy Augmentation Dr. Sebastian Brandhorst University of Southern California	Presentation	Video
Designing the Aging Outcomes Trial Targeting Aging with MEtformin (TAME) Dr. Jamie N. Justice Wake Forest University	Presentation	Video
Glycolytic Inhibition: Effective Strategy for CRM? Dr. Donald Ingram Louisiana State University	Presentation	Video
Acarbose Dr. Daniel Larry Smith University of Alabama at Birmingham	Presentation	Video
Sirtuin Acivators and NAD Precusors Dr. Joseph Baur University of Pennsylvania	Presentation	Video
The Inter-Tissue Interactions Mediated by eNAMPT and NMN in Mammalian Aging/Longevity Control Dr. Shin-ichiro Imai Washington University
Rapamycin: The First Anti-Aging Drug Dr. Arlan Richardson University of Oklahoma	Presentation	Video
Ketone Bodies Dr. John Newman University of California San Francisco	Presentation	Video
The Past, Current, and Future of Senolytics Dr. Yi Zhu Mayo Clinic	Presentation	Video
TyrRS/PARP1 Complex is a Novel Target Against Alzheimer's Disease Dr. Sajish Mathew University of South Carolina	Presentation	Video
Mitochondrial-Derived Peptides and Aging Dr. Su-Jeong Kim University of Southern California	Presentation	Video
Closing Remarks Dr. William K. Smith Uniformed University of the Health Sciences		Video