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Family Caregiving: Current Challenges for a Time-Honored Practice
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Listening to Older People's Stories
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The Mobile Elder: Getting Around in Later Life
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Aging and the Senses
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Falls and Fall-Related Injuries
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Recognizing Diversity in Aging: Moving Towards Cultural Competence
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Retirement: New Chapters in American Life
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Anti-Aging: Are You For It or Against It?
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Images of Aging in Media and Marketing
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Intimacy and Aging
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Who Will Care for Older People: Workforce Issues in a Changing Society
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Medication and Aging
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Abuse
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The
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SPRING 2008 ISSUE
Older Men's Health
Vol. XXXII, No. 1
Edward Thompson, Jr., guest editor
This issue of Generations is devoted to older men’s health, which has long received inadequate attention among researchers, clinicians, and policy makers. Given that more than 39 million Americans currently are men 50 years of age or older, with the number expected to top 50 million by 2010, and given the relatively advantageous position of men in society, how could older men be overlooked? Yet, as our guest editor Edward Thompson contends, they do constitute an unseen minority when it comes to their health. Here, then, is a look at how gender, health, and aging interact, with important implications for older men, families, and practitioners.
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