Publications: Ageism, Caregiving & Sleep
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| As people grow older, getting a good night's sleep remains essential to maintaining good health.  See Details
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| Ageism, the denial of basic human rights of older persons, is one of the most pervasive prejudices across human society. See Details | | |  |
| The ILC-USA called on the United Nations Second World Assembly on Ageing, in Madrid, to work toward a landmark “Declaration of the Rights of Older Persons.” See Details |
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| Discussion by experts on the topic of paid in-home caregiver training standards. See Details | | |  |
| Discusses sleep-related problems and treatments. See Details |
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| The sleeplessness affecting about one-third of all older Americans is not a natural part of aging and can lead to serious health disorders. See Details |
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| The mistaken belief persists that, except for the flu vaccine, children should be the primary recipients of this important area of primary disease prevention. See Details |
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| This report illustrates just how the lump of labor theory contributes to the total cost of age discrimination in America — both monetary and nonmonetary. See Details |
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| Addresses the urgent need for clinical trials that include older adults and careful monitoring of drugs in the years following approval by the FDA. See Details |
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| An examination of rates of avoidable hospitalizations in France and England to evaluate access to primary care and identify possibilities in reducing hospital costs. See Details |
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| The United States is in the midst of a significant and growing caregiving crisis. See Details |
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