Healthy aging is the main focus of the research in the Cardiometabolic Mechanisms Laboratory. We use both acute exercise and chronic exercise interventions in translational research studies to determine mechanisms by which the risk for aging-associated may be reduced in older adults. Our lab employs state of the art techniques with both in vivo and ex vivo assessments to connect outcomes and mechanisms at the molecular, cellular, organ, and whole-body level in older adults.
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2026 Gymkana Home Show
Come celebrate Gymkana's 80 year history at this year's annual Home Show! Prepare to be dazzled and captivated as we invite you to experience the epitome of athleticism, grace, and sheer excitement. Established in 1946, The University of Maryland Gymkana Troupe has proudly showcased the unparalleled...
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Graduate Admissions Info Session - MPH Behavioral and Community Health
Are you interested in an MPH in Behavioral and Community Health? The School of Public Health offers both a fully online and a campus-based program! Register and meet the program Graduate Director, Dr. Jenny Hodgson, to learn about the programs, department research, funding, program curriculum and...
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