Aging papers

An argument for the reduction in retirement age for the general population.

This paper discusses depression in elderly people and its treatments.

An examination of the causes and treatment options for Alzheimer's disease.

This paper discusses the problems of the elderly from ethnic cultures, especially immigrants.

This paper discusses the prescription drug program that is part of the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003.

A discussion on the life and contributions of Beth Vaughan-Wrobel, a pioneer in nursing education and geriatrics.

This paper evaluates a study in which seniors were asked whether they understood their risk of moving to a nursing home.

A discussion on the reasons for the need to improve health care systems.

A discussion of "Tuesdays with Morrie" by Mitch Albom.

A discussion and review of literature pertaining to natural anti-aging methods and techniques.

This paper considers the medical and social aspects of Alzheimer's disease.

This paper discusses the issue of the loss of vision and focuses on ages-related vision loss.

This paper presents a short proposal about hearing loss and why it often goes untreated.

This paper discusses the background of mild cognitive impairment and its relationship to Alzheimer's disease.

An overview of Alzheimer's disease and a look at the research and studies being conducted as well its the prognosis for the future.

This paper describes how important it is for senior citizens to be active members of society and the resources available to them in the Nashville area.

A discussion on welfare for the elderly in England.

This paper discusses the current concerns of elderly people, including identity theft, health care, affordable utilities and pensions.

This paper describes and evaluates an article by Grove and Spier entitled 'Motivating the Well Elderly to Exercise' from the "Journal of Community Health Nursing", Vol. 16., 1999.

A review of Alzheimer's disease, discussing the history, symptoms, treatments and issues related to the disease.

An in-depth study of the treatment of older patients who are suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and the success of medication adherence.

An analysis of ageism in modern society, and in particular, the health care industry.

A description of Beth Vaughan-Wrobel; a pioneer in nursing education and geriatrics.

An analysis of all aspects of the ageing process in the 21st century and suggestions of how to age well.

A look at the argument that the quality of life of the elderly depends greatly on their access to the services they need.

A discussion and analysis of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) that was signed by Congress in 1967 as a method of addressing the arbitrary policies that many industries had in the country relating to older workers.

A look at the factors that inhibit effective communication between patients and staff in mental health and psychiatric units.

This paper discusses the necessity for ethical values in light of the increasing elderly population.

A discussion regarding the golden years from Erikson's perspective.

This paper researches the effectiveness of tools and strategies used for disease self-management among geriatric diabetic patients following discharge.

A summary and discussion of K. Dijkstra's and B. Kaup's article "Mechanisms of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval in Younger and Older Adults".

A discussion regarding the impact of exercise on longevity and quality of life for older people.

A case study of the nursing tools and techniques employed in treating an elderly man with possible arthritis.

A comparison and contrast of two articles that deal with age and how it is a topic of social historical concern.

A look at federal government programs for seniors in Canada.

A review of Diana McGowin's book about living with Alzheimer's disease, "Living in the Labyrinth".

A research study on the effects gender has on patients' length of stay at long-term care facilities.

A discussion regarding the rise in alcohol abuse amongst the elderly.

A review of 'Beyond Therapy: Biotechnology and the Pursuit of Happiness', a report by the President's Council on Bioethics.

A paper discussing the reality that many of us will experience a decline in mental capacity and cognitive abilities as we age.

This paper discusses the significance of geriatric depression to gerontology.

A review of Diana McGowin's book on Alzheimer's disease, "Living in the Labyrinth".

An analysis of case management for the elderly using a specific case of an elderly man with diabetes.

An analysis of the changing needs in the nursing profession as the "baby-boomers" age.

A study on the generational theory and the human life span.

A paper looking at long-term care management.

An interview with Michael Jordan focusing on the characteristics of generativity versus self-absorption.

An analysis of the factors leading to depression in the elderly population.

An analysis of women and health, based on six newspaper articles.

An analysis of rheumatoid arthritis and its management.

A discussion of biological and hormonal changes in human middle-aged adults.

A discussion on promoting urinary continence in the elderly.

The following paper overviews the kinesiology program that was observed at the Glynnwood Retirement Center.

An argument in support of patient-assisted suicide.

A discussion on the aging "Baby Boomer" generation, and their need for long-term care by their children.

A comparison of income disparity and pension plans for the elderly in the US and Canada.

An examination of health care availability for the elderly.

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A discussion on learned helplessness in the older adult.

A discussion of pressure or bed sores.

A review of the role of the nurse in caring for a patient suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

A comparison between the elderly in the USA and Africa.

A discussion regarding the web of causation in relation to caring for the elderly.

A discussion regarding assisted living facilities for the elderly.

A summary of adult development, with particular focus on the aging process.

A review of Anne Balsamo's writings in 'Technologies of the Gendered Body' and her opinion on how the social constructions of beauty are developed.

A look at medically and scientifically prolonging life versus the quality and meaning of life.

A review of the nursing care of four elderly patients.

A discussion on how urinary incontinence in the elderly can be prevented and controlled.

An examination of the role that age plays in the deterioration or vitiation of the human immune system over time.

This paper explores the significance of healing environment design strategies in the health of the elderly.

This paper examines the problem of withholding pain medication in the elderly.

This paper examines Junichiro Tanizaki's "Diary of a Mad Old Man;" a narrative of a Japanese man.

This paper examines the causes for the longevity of the Delany sisters who lived for over 100 years.

This paper discusses the problem of dehydration among the elderly population and looks at the care of the elderly.

This paper discusses health care services and facilities for the elderly together with related issues.

This paper discusses health psychology and looks at the over-medication of seniors.

This article discusses the issue of senior citizens and their use of medication.

This paper discusses the pressures of a dual career couple and the differences in these pressures after retirement.

This paper studies the impact of the Internet on the lives of retired people.

This paper discusses palliation as an approach to health care for the frail older person.

This paper discusses the matters of faith, justice and poverty among the elderly population and in particular within a retirement community.

This paper examines the morality of assisted suicide.

This paper discusses that every year many older Americans are victims of physical, psychological or other forms of abuse and neglect.

This paper discusses the significance of geriatric depression.

This paper discusses the high prevalence of geriatric depression.

This paper analyzes the costs associated with health care in the Canadian aging society.

This paper discusses the role of faith in nursing homes.

This paper discusses the benefits of old age for women, based on the poem "When I am an Old Woman I shall Wear Purple" by Jenny Joseph.

This paper is a research proposal to explore the effects of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) on post menopausal quality of life.

This paper explores the concept of 'preminiscence' in aging women's poetry by examining a famous poem about the coming of old age, J. Joseph's "When I am an Old Woman I Shall Wear Purple" (aka "Warning").

This paper describes Alzheimer's disease and some suspected causes.

A study of the detection, documentation and reporting incidents of elder abuse.

The study of staphylococcus aureus, a highly infectious disease in hospitals which particularly affects the elderly.

This paper reviews and analyzes the published literature pertaining to the use of music therapy in caring for individuals diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

This paper discusses the recent developments of retirement homes and villages.

This paper concerns medical research and the financial implications of life expectancy.

This paper analyzes "The Unswept Room" by Sharon Olds and "The Last Uncle" by Linda Pastan.

This paper studies the physical and mental aspects of aging.

This paper looks at the baby boomer generation and their attitudes.