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In the News...
Dr. Brangman in the News
- May 11, 2009:
The American Geriatrics Society also named a new President-Elect and new Board of Directors and committee members today:
Sharon Brangman, MD, FACP, AGSF, professor of medicine and division chief of geriatrics at the State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, was named President-Elect of the AGS. Dr. Brangman is director of the Central New York Alzheimer's Disease Assistance Center; an attending physician at James Square Health and Rehabilitation Centre; and Medical Director of Greenpoint/The Hearth Senior Living Communities in Syracuse.
- USA Today, June 6, 2006:
Lose weight now, move better later
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- USA Today, June 6, 2006:
Obese boomers face immobile future text
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PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE Magazine:
Download the complete article: Lifting the "Silver Ceiling" textRecently, University Hospital geriatrician Sharon
Brangman MD testified before the U.S. Senate
about an endangered natural resource: older
Americans.
Appearing before the Senate’s Special Committee on
Aging, Brangman addressed the issue of “the Silver
Ceiling” – the growing concern that America will face a
productivity crisis when its baby boomers retreat from
the workforce.
Complete Senate Testimony:
aging.senate.gov/public/_files/hr131sb.pdf
- Wasington Post, November 1, 2005:
Research that Hits Home: Maryland Alzheimer's Facility Conducts Studies
with Johns Hopkins, Applies Findings in Daily Care
By Beth Baker —— Download Article
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- The AP story has appeared in dozens of media outlets and on news websites, including CNN.com, MSNBC.com, FOX News.com— July 11, 2005
Bush's 59th Birthday Reminds boomers to take stock of health
Sharon Brangman , MD., is quoted in an Associated Press story on the need for older Americans to be physically active. The story comes in advance of President Bush's 59 birthday Wednesday. Brangman notes that older adults need to make exercise part of their daily routine, like brushing teeth and combing hair.
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