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Kevin Hilley

Aging study

Feb 27, 2018, 03:12 PM

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From the "Duh" department, here's what a Michigan State University study revealed about our views on getting older. #MSU #agingstudy #aging #study #research #children #teens #adults #oldpeople #seniorcitizens #geriatric #society #culture #perceptions #views #opinions #MichiganStateU #MichiganState #university #babyboomers #millenials #genX #survey

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