Dr. Vonda Wright
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 2 Jul
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About that museum, I got a chance to visit the center and walk through it earlier this month.
And it really does, like that concert event, capture the vibes of the Obama years as if the past decade never happened.
But Obama said he doesn't see it as a time capsule.
He said he wants to remind visitors of what's possible.
The museum does not start with Obama's birth in Hawaii.
It starts with the Declaration of Independence.
And the museum places the Obamas in that long arc of history that the former president often talks about.
You're welcome.
So, you know, what we know about aging is done from, by and large, now I've done some work, other people have subsequently done work in active people, but by and large, what we know about aging is from population studies.
And I'll give you an example.
There's a giant NIH-funded study, multi-center study, called the Health ABC that was going on, when was that, in the late 90s or early 80s?
It was in the 90s and early 2000s.
And what it did is it followed a cohort of 70-year-olds across a decade of their lives and just observed.
And there were some active intervention studies.
But what do we know about?
So it's population.
And so everything they observed took into account or was secondary to
the fact that 70% of people in the United States live sedentary lives.
So when I say things like we die of sedentary death or the science is all in a sedentary science, it's because do we truly know the trajectory of aging in
in people who remain chronically active.
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