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Living longer, living better: the promise of aging research.

Judith A. Salerno

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With the increasing numbers of the population aging, we are paying close attention to the opportunities and to the challenges of growing older. The needs of an aging populace are being met with a dramatic increase in research into the biology of aging, reducing disease and disability, and behavioral and cognitive aspects of aging.

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With the increasing numbers of the population aging, we are paying close attention to the opportunities and to the challenges of growing older. The needs of an aging populace are being met with a dramatic increase in research into the biology of aging, reducing disease and disability, and behavioral and cognitive aspects of aging.

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With the increasing numbers of the population aging, we are paying close attention to the opportunities and to the challenges of growing older. The needs of an aging populace are being met with a dramatic increase in research into the biology of aging, reducing disease and disability, and behavioral and cognitive aspects of aging.

Key concepts: Population ageing, Gerontology, Cognitive aging, Successful aging, Cognitive decline, Aging in place, Healthy aging, Psychology

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