Monday, December 09, 2019

SIGN-UP NOW FOR UCD MINI-MEDICAL-SCHOOL. Be Your Own Health Advocate!

SIGN-UP NOW FOR MINI MEDICAL SCHOOL at UCDavis Medical School.  February - March, 2020.  A few spaces open!  Click here:  https://health.ucdavis.edu/minimed/


Meanwhile  - WATCH THE 2015 SPRING SESSIONS!


AGING AND MEDICAL SCIENCE:  A MINI MEDICAL SCHOOL TO PREPARE FOR LIFE'S SECOND HALF.

Welcome to the companion Web site of UC Davis Health System's acclaimed educational program to teach the marvels of healthy aging.

Since 2002, UC Davis has opened the doors of its School of Medicine each February to give an opportunity to attend classes focused on normal human aging and avoidance of the diseases we associate with aging. Classes are taught by top academic physicians and scientists, and instruction is at the level of a first or second year medical student.

Although the program is ideally geared for the foresighted middle ager and novice senior, there are no age limits for Mini Medical School. "Students" have ranged from their twenties to nineties, and have included curious younger individuals and vigorous older adults. The common bond is a passion for understanding the science of aging well.

Here is Dr. McCloud, while on the go and carrying his black bag, cheerfully answers a few questions.   Click here.

 The medical bag carries on a long tradition

Dr. McCloud's medical bag © UC Regents   The accouterments of medical doctors these days include electronic pagers, lab coats and digital instruments. In years past, however, physicians were most readily identified by the medical bags they carried. When doctors made “house calls” to the homes of patients, they toted a medical bag to carry medical equipment and supplies. In the 19th century, physicians traveled with their leather medical bag by horse and buggy, or on horseback using medical saddlebags.

How to Grow Old Gracefully - Watch WebMD Video


For years, we've heard that healthy living can help you age well. Here are some tips on how to grow old gracefully.   More

Growing Old Gracefully – Tips to a More Youthful You

...In the modern world, people are staying younger for longer. Gone are the days when people over 50 are regarded as being “past it”. Even Madonna herself is 50! Even so, it’s important people from the “baby boom” generation maintain a youthful outlook on life.

Although mid-lifers are not as old as they used to be, we need our health to assure us of a quality of life into our sixties, seventies and beyond.

Here are some helpful tips to help you to grow old gracefully and healthily:   CLICK Here

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

A Personal Welcome to the Mini Medical School Class of 2014 - from UC Davis

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Preparing You for the Second Half of Life!   ... to enjoy your life and not regret it!

UC Davis Mini Medical School Wrote  Michael K. McCloud, M.D., F.A.C.P.Clinical Professor of Medicine Creator and Course Director: Aging and Medical Science: A Mini Medical School  UC Davis

"I want to express my appreciation for your enrollment in a program that has become a passion for me. That project is to open the doors of a major medical school to allow community members to learn of the marvels of healthy human aging. Most importantly, it teaches how to make the lifestyle and health decisions necessary to flourish in life’s 'second half.'"   Read more

Monday, January 31, 2011

PREPARING YOU FOR LIFE'S SECOND HALF ...

Welcome to an unofficial blog to the Web site of University of California, Davis Health System's acclaimed educational program that teaches the marvels of healthy aging.

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How to enjoy your life and not regret it!


Although the program is ideally geared for the foresighted middle ager and novice senior, there are no age limits for Mini Medical School. "Students" have ranged from their twenties to nineties, and have included curious younger individuals and vigorous older adults. The common bond is a passion for understanding the science of aging well.  Read the Source