Media

Sarah Lamb presents her work on Death Matters: “Orienting Toward and Away from Life’s Ending in Older Age” MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, Chicago History of Medicine Project, 2025-2026 Lecture Series on “Death, Dying, and Beyond. (51 min video in link)

Sarah Lamb was a guest on the webinar, Defying Gravity for an episode titled ‘Growing Older: Our Way Is Not the Only Way.” (56 min video in link)

Kati Chitrakorn, of Vogue Business, interviews Sarah Lamb in an article titled "Why beauty can't quit talking about anti-ageing."

Sarah Lamb interviewed for an article in Livemint, an Indian financial News platform, titled “The loneliness of the elderly in India,” discussing the relationship between loneliness and India’s need for affordable old age homes and services.

Sarah Lamb was quoted in an article from The Washington Post, "TikTok's latest aging effect reveals America's obsession with youth" about age filters on the social media platform and Americans' obsession with looking youthful.

Ketaki Chowkhani of The Hindu, an Indian English-language newspaper, reviews Sarah Lamb’s book Being Single in India.

Sarah Lamb presents her work on Successful Aging's Global Moment: Visions and Dilemmas of Aging Well at the 58th Annual Lewis Henry Morgan Lecture hosted by the University of Rochester. (1hr 25 min video in link)

Host Rachel Pagones of the New Books Network interviews Sarah Lamb about her book Successful Aging as a Contemporary Obsession. (59 min audio file in link)

Host Garima Jaju of the New Books Network interviews Sarah Lamb about her book Being Single in India. (52 min audio file in link)

Sarah Lamb was a panelist for the WBUR CitySpace Forum on the topic of “Age is Not a Medical Condition: Healthy Aging after 50.” Boston, MA. (1hr 53 min video in link)

A local Boston paper, The Patriot Ledger, published a video of one of the interviews for Sarah Lamb’s research on aging. The post was titled: Video: Brandeis professor interviews 105-year-old Quincy woman. with 105-year-old Quincy woman.