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Invest in Yourself This year's 64th Annual Scientific Meeting is coming to Boston. And it's time to invest in yourself. Register to attend this year's conference to network with dynamic and engaging speakers, listen to breakthrough research, collaborate with a multidisciplinary audience, and take away insights to apply to your career. Gain a 360° view of the field of aging.
What's New
GSA continually strives to provide the gerontological community with the most advanced research and education. This year's selected theme is "Lifestyle Lifespan." We will showcase the measure of control that we have over healthy aging, from the circumstances in which we live and the choices that we exert to control these. New this year are select non-compete poster sessions, giving you the unique opportunity to meet face-to-face with the presenter to discuss their work. This year's lineup of sessions is more robust since we received a 15 percent increase in abstract submissions over last year. See what we have in store for you this year; check out the tentative schedule here.
This Continuing Educational activity is jointly sponsored by the Colorado Foundation for Medical Care and The Gerontological Society of America.
Keynote Speaker
GSA welcomes an internationally recognized explorer and National Geographic writer Dan Buettner as the keynote speaker. Buettner is The New York Times best-selling author of "The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who've Lived the Longest." Dan and his team of researchers have traveled across the globe to discover Blue Zones — hotspots of human health and vitality. Read more about Buettner here.
Continuing Education
Again this year, GSA is proud to offer continuing educational credits. Credits available are Physicians Category 1 CME, Nursing Credits, Social Work CEHs, Psychology CEs, and Certificate of Training. Learn more.
Lifespan." We will showcase the measure of control that we have over healthy aging, from the circumstances in which we live and the choices that we exert to control these. New this year are select non-compete poster sessions, giving you the unique opportunity to meet face-to-face with the presenter to discuss their work. This year's lineup of sessions is more robust since we received a 15 percent increase in abstract submissions over last year. See what we have in store for you this year; check out the 
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