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The USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging embraces a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to research that furthers the understanding of the aging process.

To foster a world where everyone ages well, the USC Edward R. Roybal Institute on Aging conducts investigations to improve the lives of vulnerable adults, older adults, and their families from diverse communities. A primary focus of our work is the integration of collaborations with leading experts to conduct multi-disciplinary research.

The scientific work of the USC Roybal Institute’s faculty is widely cited in the field and the media, and this research supports the development of timely community interventions that improve the lives of vulnerable aging adults and their families.

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The USC Roybal Institute advances research, policy, and practice to improve the lives of older adults and their families from diverse communities locally, regionally and globally.

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Our staff and faculty are committed advocates for the improvement of the lives of older adults, vulnerable adults, and their families. In addition to advancing research, many are actively involved in engaging with diverse communities throughout Southern California and serve on leadership boards and committees for non-profit organizations, health services agencies and government institutions.

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