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Rodney Guttmann

Special | 28m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

Jeff discusses the aging process and the brain with Dr. Rodney Guttmann.

Dr. Rodney Guttmann is the Director of the Center for Aging at the University of West Florida, where he is also a professor at the school of Psychology and Behavioral Science.  Dr. Guttmann focuses much of his study and research on Alzheimer’s disease and other age related issues. He, along with other researchers, is currently working to develop drugs to combat neuropathic pain.

09/25/2013 | Rating NR

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Rodney Guttmann

Special | 28m 45sVideo has Closed Captions

Dr. Rodney Guttmann is the Director of the Center for Aging at the University of West Florida, where he is also a professor at the school of Psychology and Behavioral Science.  Dr. Guttmann focuses much of his study and research on Alzheimer’s disease and other age related issues. He, along with other researchers, is currently working to develop drugs to combat neuropathic pain.

09/25/2013 | Rating NR

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