The UCLA Center on Aging will present a one-day national symposium bringing together academic and industry leaders to discuss how the latest technologies in the medical, consumer and lifestyle fields will help older adults live better, longer lives. Featured topics:

*Remote Health Sensors – Tele-health Monitoring and Diagnosis
*Technology Addiction – How to Digitally Detox
*New Generation of Gamers – Adapting Computer, Video Games for All Ages
*Memory Boot Camp – Learn Exercises to Stimulate Memory
*Brain Fitness – Consumer Products that Help Enhance Brain Function
*Medical Bionics – Robotics and Remote Surgery for Patient Care
*An End to Back Pain – Latest Techniques to Eliminate Back Pain
*Physical Exercise and Cognitive Health – Physical Fitness Improves Body and Mind
*Advances in Imaging – Latest Tools to Diagnose Disease
*Busting the Myths of Aging – Longevity and Diet: Can We Eat Better to Live Longer?
*Cutting-edge Diagnostics – Swallow a Capsule to Image Digestive Tract, other Innovations
*Staying in Home vs. Assisted Living – Experts Address Issues in Decision Making

Early Bird Registration $125 until October 1, 2010 Full Registration $150 after October 1.