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Theories of Biological Aging: Cellular Wear, Telomeres, and Genetics
Compare biological theories of aging, including cellular wear-and-tear, genetic programming, free radical damage, and telomere shortening.
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Physical and Cognitive Changes in Adulthood and Aging
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Examine biological theories of aging, sensory and physical shifts, and cognitive changes including memory and neurocognitive disorders across adulthood.
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