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MATURATION & AGEING
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Enhancing Cognitive Functioning and Brain Plasticity
Enhancing Cognitive
Functioning And Brain
Plasticity
    Offers a synergistic view
    of the complex role of
    exercise, physical
    activity and intellectual
    stimulation in the
    cognitive and brain
    functioning of older
    adults. This volume
    examines exercise and
    non-exercise
    interventions shown to
    influence cognition and
    brain plasticity in
    elderly humans and older
    animals.
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Older Americans
Older Americans
    Explores the older
    population as it
    increases in size and
    proportion, and as
    individuals continue to
    live longer
    post-retirement. This
    book includes topics such
    as the changes in where
    older Americans live, or
    the 'geographic
    distribution' of the
    older population; older
    workers employment and
    retirement trends; and
    income of Americans 65 or
    older.
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Longevity and the Good Life
Longevity And The Good Life
    An assessment of some
    ethical implications of
    increasing life spans.
    Taking as a starting
    point the idea that to
    increase longevity is a
    form of medical
    enhancement, it examines
    the value of living
    longer; the means for
    extending life spans; the
    consequences of greater
    longevity for the fair
    distribution of resources
    and healthcare in
    particular.
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Longevity & Evolution
Longevity & Evolution
    Reviews research on
    various theories and
    mechanisms responsible
    for the rate of ageing
    and maximum longevity of
    different animals
    including birds, mammals
    and humans (to explain
    how do we age and the
    velocity of the ageing
    process). This book also
    deals with the historical
    evolutionary explanations
    of ageing and longevity
    ('why' do we age).
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Acute Geriatric Care
Acute Geriatric Care
    During the last decades
    as the population has
    become older. Compared
    with younger adults,
    elderly patients have
    more severe illnesses,
    including worsened
    functional impairment and
    more frequent and longer
    hospitalisations. This
    book fills the gap in the
    literature available on
    acute geriatric care.
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Longevity & Evolution
Longevity & Evolution
    Reviews research on the
    various theories and
    mechanisms responsible
    for the rate of ageing
    and maximum longevity of
    different animals
    including birds, mammals
    and humans, to explain
    'how' do we age and the
    velocity of the ageing
    process. This book deals
    with the historical
    evolutionary explanations
    of ageing and longevity
    ('why' do we age).
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Comparative Biology of Aging
Comparative Biology Of Aging
    Dealing with every one of
    the mammalian species
    that are employed in
    laboratory research,
    this book provides
    details comparative data
    for age-related changes
    in its subjects. It does
    so at the level of the
    whole animal, its
    organs, organelles and
    molecules.
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Hypertension & Bone Loss
Hypertension & Bone Loss
    Hypertension and
    osteoporosis are two
    major age-related
    diseases. They are
    clinically silent
    disorders with high
    morbidity and mortality
    and the link between them
    has been reported with
    inconclusive evidence.
    This title presents
    research in this field
    which improves our
    understanding of the
    relationship between high
    blood pressure and bone
    loss.
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The Biology of Human Longevity
The Biology Of Human Longevity
    Synthesizes research on
    the topic of human aging
    and longevity
    particularly on the
    theories of inflammation
    and its effects on human
    health. The book expands
    on theories, including
    the Barker theory of
    fetal origins of adult
    disease to consider the
    role of inflammation and
    Harmon's free radical
    theory of aging to
    include inflammatory
    damage.
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New Topics in Aging
New Topics In Aging
    Ageing or aging is the
    accumulation of changes
    in an organism or object
    over time. Ageing in
    humans refers to a
    multidimensional process
    of physical,
    psychological, and
    social change. Some
    dimensions of ageing grow
    and expand over time,
    while others decline.
    This book examines
    several important issues
    in the field.
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Understanding Menopause Anatomical Chart
Understanding Menopause
Anatomical Chart
    Covers the key aspects of
    the transformational
    stage to a menstrual-free
    lifestyle, focussing on
    health maintenance. This
    chart defines menopause
    and perimenopause and
    gives a brief description
    of the changes that may
    be experienced during
    menopause. It also
    illustrates female
    reproductive anatomy and
    explains the role of
    hormones.
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The New Natural
The New Natural
    Obvious face-lifts and
    Botox overload are no
    longer in vogue, but a
    new generation of
    fillers, laser
    treatments, and topical
    preparations are keeping
    millions looking younger
    - and more natural - for
    decades longer. The
    author explains how every
    woman, at any age, can
    have beautiful, healthy
    skin without a scalpel or
    surgery.
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Closing Chapters of Long Lives
Closing Chapters Of Long Lives
    Enquires into the normal
    aging of the oldest old,
    their health
    trajectories, their
    socio-demographic
    inequalities. This book
    analyses their daily
    life, including their
    social relationships,
    social support, and
    activities, and observes
    how the oldest old adapt
    to the multiple stresses
    and challenges of very
    old age.
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Topics in Aging Research
Topics In Aging Research
    Ageing is any change in
    an organism over time.
    Ageing refers to a
    multidimensional process
    of physical,
    psychological, and
    social change. Some
    dimensions of ageing grow
    and expand over time,
    while others decline.
    Reaction time, for
    example, may slow with
    age, while knowledge of
    world events and wisdom
    may expand.
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Is This Normal?
Is This Normal?
    From superficial concerns
    and everyday aches and
    pains to more serious
    medical problems, the
    author answers a range of
    questions about the
    physical effects of
    aging, such as: How much
    weight gain is normal as
    we age - and why is it so
    hard to lose? Is it
    normal to sleep less at
    night and nap more during
    the day?
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Social Welfare, Personal Budgets & Care
Social Welfare, Personal
Budgets & Care
    Personalisation in
    British social care is
    linked to both the
    principle and process
    that every adult who
    receives support, will
    have choice and control
    over the shape of that
    support. This book
    examines the social
    welfare system in
    Britain, with a
    particular focus on
    personal budgets and the
    quality of care received.
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Health & Aging in the World
Health & Aging In The World's
Largest Democracy
    Ageing has become a
    global concern. As life
    expectancy increases so
    too does the need for
    information on improving
    the health of the
    increasing elderly
    population. This book
    covers a range of issues
    often experienced by
    ageing people. It
    promotes healthy
    lifestyle choices through
    person-centred education
    and decision-making.
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£86.00
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Handbook on Longevity
Handbook On Longevity
    Aging is an important
    part of all human
    societies reflecting the
    biological changes that
    occur, but also
    reflecting cultural and
    societal conventions. Age
    is usually measured in
    full years - and months
    for young children. This
    book presents research in
    this dynamic field.
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Exercise and Its Mediating Effects on Cognition
Exercise And Its Mediating
Effects On Cognition
    Addresses issues of
    active living, cognitive
    functioning and ageing.
    This book examines how
    physical activity could
    indirectly affect
    cognitive function by
    influencing mediators
    providing physical and
    mental resources for
    cognition. It seeks to
    identify and study
    sources of individual
    variations or differences
    in exercise and cognitive
    processes.
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Assessment of Functional Capability in Elderly People
Assessment Of Functional
Capability In Elderly People
    The idea of assessment in
    the fields of physical
    exercise and health
    refers to a process of
    attributing values or
    concepts. This book
    presents and discusses
    research which shows
    physical exercise and
    health professionals the
    importance of a program
    of measurement and
    assessment which enables
    to safely prescribe
    physical exercise to
    elderly people.
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Human Chromosomes and Aging
Human Chromosomes And Aging
    Presents a review of the
    morphology and function
    of chromosomes in elderly
    people. This book
    discusses topics such as
    cyclical chromosome
    properties, mutations,
    repair, roles of
    nucleolar organiser
    regions, and sister
    chromatid exchanges. It
    focuses on
    heterochromatinisation as
    a key determinant of the
    genetic apparatus
    function during
    senescence.
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Human Chromosomes and Aging
Human Chromosomes And Aging
    Presents a comprehensive
    review of the morphology
    and function of
    chromosomes in elderly
    people. This book focuses
    on heterochromatinisation
    as a key determinant of
    the genetic apparatus
    function during
    senescence and an area to
    seek life-prolonging
    interventions. It
    illustrates the progress
    in the field of
    cytogenetics of ageing.
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£52.78
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