Presentations: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium April 2017 - University of Pennsylvania Prevention Research Center

Presentations: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium April 2017

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| May 31, 2017

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 Keynote : Margo Wootan

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 Keynote : Mariana Chilton

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Alice Ammerman

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Cheryl Bettigole

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017: Jamie Chriqui

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Tracy Fox

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Allison Karpyn

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Carolyn Johnson

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Stephenie Lemon

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Yael Lehman and Brian Lang

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Jennifer Pomeranz

POWERPOINT: UPenn PRC Food/Obesity Symposium 2017 : Amy Yaroch

Q & A Spotlight

Jason Karlawish, MD, Principal Investigator; Cognitive Aging Projects
What about Alzheimer’s interests you?
It's a convergence of several factors...academic, intellectual, professional, and personal. I’m interested in issues related to ethics which makes Alzheimer's a fascinating disease to investigate because it challenges one of our most cherished ethics: autonomy. I find it extremely rewarding to care for someone whose brain is failing. And, I’ve seen enough patients not well-cared for that it struck me as an area where I could make a difference as a doctor.