The phrase "age stigma" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the negative stereotypes and discrimination associated with a person's age, often in discussions about social issues or workplace dynamics.
Example: "The company is working to eliminate age stigma in its hiring practices to create a more inclusive environment for all employees."
Alternatives: "age discrimination" or "age bias".
When talking about whole-person health care, the terminology itself can be confusing, misleading, and laden with New-Age stigmas.
Further analysis of the effect of age on stigma using Bonferroni comparisons revealed that participants aged 65 years or older demonstrated more personal stigma than the other age groups (p < 0.001 in each case), whereas the younger age groups did not differ significantly in personal stigma.
No consistent trend emerged by age in stigma against depression.
Figure 1 shows age and stigma scores for the eventual six pairs.
While mentioned by a single interviewee with only indirect experience, pain management and palliative care are likely to become important issues as a growing number of drug users reach older age and stigma and discrimination should not be allowed to affect care.
But counseling remains among the most underused tools in a police officer's arsenal, the result of an age-old stigma within the department against psychiatry in general.
Now we can perhaps applaud ourselves for chipping away at an age-old stigma, and congratulate each other for finding heroes with whom we can all identify.
The disease can be easily diagnosed and is totally curable now, yet the age-old stigma attached to the disease remained, and many patients hid themselves from view rather than seeking care.
Suicide remains a tragic and dreadful act, but its prevention will be hindered, and the age-old stigma against it will remain, unless we can begin to understand that the vast majority of those who do away with themselves do not do it because of any frailty, and rarely out of impulse, but because they are in the grip of an illness that causes almost unimaginable pain.
Here, we exploited the modular nature of the in vitro system, varying the age of stigmas, styles, and ovules.
