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The mission of the National Institute on Aging is “the conduct and support
of biomedical, social, and behavioral research, training, health information
dissemination, and other programs with respect to the aging process and the
diseases and other special problems and needs of the aged.“
In Perspective page I : New knowledge, new tools, and a new perspective characterize
the study of aging today.
Biology of Aging page 1 : Research is revealing the basic mechanisms of aging as
investigators explore its molecular, biochemical, and physiological frontiers.
Normal Aging : The Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging page 9 : The BLSA has
helped change the way we think about and define normal aging.
Alzheimer's Disease page 15 : Genetics, biochemistry, clinical medicine, and caregiving
strategies are all part of the search for answers.
Society and Aging page 23 : Investigators are learning about the social, family, and
economic factors that affect and are affected by a rapidly aging population.
Women's Health page 29 : Answers are on the way as researchers turn to questions about
osteoporosis, menopause, estrogen replacement, and more.
Frailty and Independence page 35 : Scientists studying frailty are coming up with ways
to help people stay healthy and independent into old age.
Long-Term Care page 41 : The Institute is looking at long-term care needs and resources as
well as growing list of options for care.
Afterword page 45 : .For more information...
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