Big Picture Science – Long Live Longevity: Laura Carstensen

by Gary Niederhoff on July 28, 2013

Long Live Longevity: Laura Carstensen
Part 3 of Long Live Longevity, featuring Laura Carstensen, psychologist, Stanford University, director of the Stanford Center on Longevity, on the uniquely human understanding of aging and our approach to longevity.
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