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Recent Talks by Dr. Waters

Date Talk Title Organizer Location
January, 2012 Beyond Reproduction: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity Eukanuba Portland, OR
January, 2012 Healthy Longevity: Applying a Life Course Perspective to the Study of Successful Aging North American Veterinary Conference (NAVC) Orlando, FL
December, 2011 Healthy Longevity: Looking at the Biology Behind the Aging Process Eukanuba Orlando, FL
November, 2011 In Search of a Strategic Disturbance: Some Thoughts on the Timing of Spaying National Animal Interest Alliance (NAIA) Harrisburg, PA
November, 2011 Session I: Successful Aging: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World

Session II: Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can’t Think Critically About Nothing

Session III: Beyond Reproduction: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity
Illinois State Veterinary Medical Association (ISVMA) Peoria, IL
August, 2011 Animal Models in Cancer Control Research National Cancer Institute Molecular Prevention Colloquia Rockville, MD
August, 2011 Critical Issues in Biogerontology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
August, 2011 Introduction to Cancer Biology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
June, 2011 Anti-Aging Medicine: You Can’t Think Critically About Nothing American College Veterinary Internal Medicine Forum Denver, CO
April, 2011 Communicating Health Research to the Public: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World 10th Annual International Conference on Dose- Response 2011: Implications for Toxicology, Medicine, and Risk Assessment Amherst, MA
March, 2011 Speculations on the Physiological Underpinnings of the Resilient Phenotype Center on Aging and Life Course Spring Luncheon, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
February, 2011 Exploring the Pet Dog Paradigm: Will Pet Dogs Become Biogerontology’s New Workhorse? Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton University Princeton, NJ
Aug - Sept, 2010 Biogerontology Researching: Re-Conceptualizing Ovaries and Longevity American College of Theriogenology Annual Scientific Meeting Seattle, WA
Aug - Sept, 2010 Communicating Health Research to the Public: The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World American College of Theriogenology Annual Scientific Meeting Seattle, WA
August, 2010 Biogerontology Researching: How the Science of Aging Informs the Practice of Wellness P & G Pet Care Academy Cincinnati, OH
June, 2010 The Challenge of Promoting Health in a U-Shaped World The 11th Annual Convention of the Media Ecology Association, University of Maine Orono, ME
May, 2010 Critical Issues in Biogerontology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
May, 2010 Introduction to Cancer Biology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
April, 2010 Defining the Optimal Selenium Dose for Prostate Cancer Risk Reduction NCI Cancer Prevention Control Colloquia Bethesda, MD
November, 2009 It’s a U-Shaped World: A Batesonian Prescription for Promoting Public Health The Third Science Journalism Laureates, Purdue University West Lafayette, IN
September, 2009 It’s a U-Shaped World: A Batesonian Prescription for Promoting Public Health International Institute of General Semantics Conference, Fordham University New York City, NY
August, 2009 Defining the Optimal Dose of Selenium for Prostate Cancer Risk Reduction 10th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens Florence, Italy
August, 2009 Pet Dogs As Sentinels Of Environmental Cancer Risk 10th International Conference on Environmental Mutagens Florence, Italy
June, 2009 More is Not Necessarily Better: Preventing Cancer in a U-Shaped World BIT Life Sciences, 2nd World Cancer Congress Beijing, China
June, 2009 But They Say More is Better: How the Media Environment Makes it Difficult to Prevent Cancer and Promote Health in a U-Shaped World Media Ecology Association 2009 Convention St. Louis, MO
May, 2009 Critical Issues in Biogerontology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
May, 2009 Introduction to Cancer Biology A lecture delivered at Arcadia University Philadelphia, PA
April, 2009 Selenium, Apoptosis, and DNA Damage: Defining the Optimal Selenium Dose for Human Prostate Cancer Prevention 8th Annual International Conference on Dose-Response 2009: Implications for Toxicology, Medicine, and Risk Assessment Amherst, MA