Aging Health: a review in the research´s English language
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2906Keywords:
Aging health. Geriatrics. Demographic aging.Abstract
“Aging Heal th” , as a particular perspective to explore the relationship between health and aging, is a powerful theoretical paradigm in the practical culture and of the gerontology and a dominant force in research agendas, organizations financiers and governments in the world of English language. Wr i t ing f rom a Nor th American perspective, this summary provides a summary of the extensive documentation in literature of dedicated English language to the “aging health”, including the identification of critical-key and challenges of the area. The final section of the work considers how much a focus in “going and coming” (“going and doing”) of aged between determined aging places represents a new direction and stimulant for the future research overageing health.Downloads
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