In fact, the free radical theory of aging fostered a important body of research investigating the potential role of antioxidant nutrients in therapeutic or preventive strategies (Mayne 2003).
It's partly that age fosters dramatic physical idiosyncrasy.
Population ageing fosters new models of care delivery for older people that are increasingly integrated into existing care systems.
To investigate how an urban upbringing influences aging, researchers fostered great tit chicks (Parus major) from either city- or country-dwelling parents, with urban or rural foster parents.
Future research should take explicit account of substitute care contexts in designing and carrying out studies examining the adult outcomes of aging out foster care populations.
Encourage Healthy Aging by Fostering Independence Encouraging independence can be scary when we consider that it actually means letting go in some areas.
By that age, foster parents were hard to come by: older children were regarded as trouble.
It eclipsed Europe in the Dark Ages, fostered great learning and expanded territorially well into Europe and Asia.
This ever-present threat – the Big Fear of the age – fostered a kind of mass existentialism.
Old age fostered self-denial and a strict discipline in Hals, along with a new freedom in his painting.
While older foster carers are just as valuable to the profession, the ageing fostering population is a problem, says Helen Clarke, development worker at the Fostering Network.
