Posted on 18 June 2022. Tags: adults, Ageism, aging, Health, prejudice, study
Nearly all older adults have experienced some form of ageism in their everyday lives, a new study finds — whether it’s seeing ageist messages and images on television or the internet, encountering people who imply that they’re less capable just because they’re older, or believing stereotypes about aging.
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Posted in Healthy Lifestyle
Posted on 12 April 2022. Tags: Ageism, ageist, aging, aging prejudice, prejudice, stereotype, stereotypes
People’s beliefs about aging have a profound impact on their health, influencing everything from their memory and sensory perceptions to how well they walk, how fully they recover from disabling illness, and how long they live.
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Posted in Healthy Lifestyle, Lifestyle
Posted on 25 October 2021. Tags: age bias, Ageism, elderly, health care provider age bias, Healthcare
Joanne Whitney, 84, a retired associate clinical professor of pharmacy at the University of California-San Francisco, often feels devalued when interacting with health care providers.
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Posted in Features, Health
Posted on 04 September 2021. Tags: Ageism, aging, elderly, Lynn Casteel Harper, Minister, spirituality
Later life is a time of reassessment and reflection. What sense do we make of the lives we have lived? How do we come to terms with illness and death? What do we want to give to others as we grow older?
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Posted in Features, Health
Posted on 26 September 2020. Tags: age bias, Ageism, Biden, election, president, study, super ager, super agers, Trump
Former Vice President Joe Biden, 77, and President Donald Trump, 74 are likely to maintain their health beyond the end of the next presidential term.
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Posted in Health
Posted on 16 August 2020. Tags: age discrimination, Ageism, ageist, COVID, old, Pandemic, Twitter, young
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a perfect storm ageism on social media. Public discourse and negative sentiment were found on nearly one out of five Twitter posts related to older adults and COVID-19.
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Posted in Health studies