Learning Objectives ~ upon conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:

• Describe the concept of “compression of morbidity”

• Compare the influence of environment versus genetics/ epigenetics in longevity and healthy aging based on centenarian studies

• List six shared characteristics of people in the longest-lived areas of the world and provide recommendations to patients about how they may best increase their odds of aging successfully based on this

Date/Time: Friday, August 24, 2018 | 12:15 – 1:15 PM

Amit A. Shah, M.D.

Consultant, Department of Internal Medicine, Division of Community Internal Medicine

Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Mayo Medical School

Assistant Professor of Medicine, College of Medicine

Mayo Clinic, Scottsdale Arizona

MMI Presentation:  Katy E. Kimes, D.O., MPH, Fellow,  Infectious Disease

LOCATIONS:  Scottsdale Campus, Mayo Clinic Building - Taylor Auditorium | Phoenix Campus, Waugh Auditorium, Side A | Other video conf locations: Mayo Clinic Primary Care-Phoenix Campus, Mayo Clinic Women's Health Internal Medicine-Thunderbird, Mayo Clinic Family Medicine-Arrowhead, Canyon Ranch Medicine Center, San Tan Medical Center

To receive CME credit and record attendance, text the unique presentation code to 507-200-3010 
Trainees must ALSO swipe to record their attendance.  Attendees must be present to receive code.

ABOUT Internal Medicine Grand Rounds are held weekly on Fridays for all physicians and allied health staff.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Lunch will be served on the Scottsdale and Phoenix campuses only.

ARCHIVED PRESENTATIONS Located in Internal Medicine, Department of -ARZ  video library at http://intranet.mayo.edu/charlie/internal-medicine-arz/home/archived-grand-rounds/.

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