2014Journal of Aging and HealthOpen access

Aging and Place—Neighborhoods and Health in a World Growing Older

Yvonne L. Michael, Irene H. Yen

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The articles in this special issue make it clear that there are interesting and policy-relevant research to identify place-based strategies to improve health and reduce health disparities among older adults. The articles also reveal important areas of future research and policy innovation that are needed related to place and aging.

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The articles in this special issue make it clear that there are interesting and policy-relevant research to identify place-based strategies to improve health and reduce health disparities among older adults. The articles also reveal important areas of future research and policy innovation that are needed related to place and aging.

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The articles in this special issue make it clear that there are interesting and policy-relevant research to identify place-based strategies to improve health and reduce health disparities among older adults. The articles also reveal important areas of future research and policy innovation that are needed related to place and aging.

Key concepts: Aging in place, Gerontology, Health equity, Health policy, Psychology, Economic growth, Political science, Regional science

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