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Why Survive?

Robert N. Butler

1985

Well-being for the elderly

Thomas T. H. Wan

1985

Socialization to old age

Irving Rosow

1974

Barney's Version

Mordecai Richler

1997

Handbook of communication and aging research

Jon F. Nussbaum, Justine Coupland

1995

Sunset Lives

Allan M. Williams

2000

Aging and diversity

Stephen Fried

1998

Figuring age

Kathleen M. Woodward

1999

Older Adult's Misuse of Alcohol, Medicines, and Other Drugs

Anne M. Gurnack

1997

Geriatric Physical Diagnosis

Mark Md Williams

2007

Falling in old age

Rein Tideiksaar

1989

The ageless self

Sharon R. Kaufman

1986

Young and old together

Richard K. Jantz, Barbara Warman, Alice Galper et al.

1990

Psychological approaches to the care of the elderly

John Hodge, Ian Hanley

1984

Wellness and health promotion for the elderly

Ken Dychtwald

1986

Community planning for an aging society

Robert J. Newcomer, M. Powell Lawton

1976

New Directions for Mental Health Services, Developments in Geriatric Psychiatry, No. 76 Winter 1997

Lon S. Schneider

1998

The measurement of economic welfare

Marilyn Moon

1977

Religion, health and aging

Harold George Koenig

1988

Psychotherapy with Older Adults

Bob G. Knight

1989

Practical neurology of the elderly

Jacob Sage

1996

The Oxford Book of Aging

Cole, Thomas R.

1994

The aging individual

Susan Krauss Whitbourne

1996

Aging and health

Kyriakos S. Markides

1989

Handbook of Clinical Psychology of Ageing

Robert T. Woods

1996

The poetics of old age in Greek epic, lyric, and tragedy

Thomas M. Falkner

1995

Geriatric Cardiology

David Lowenthal

1992

Suicide among the elderly in long-term care facilities

Nancy J. Osgood, Aaron Lipman, Barbara A. Brant

1991

Rødstrupe

Jo Nesbø

2000 ★ 3.2

Geriatric Nutrition

Ronni Chernoff

1999

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