Sentence examples for minority ageing from inspiring English sources

He notes how ethnic minority ageing remains a neglected area within social gerontology.

At best, it has led to attention being focused within the gerontological literature (until at least very recently) mainly on the problematic aspects of ethnic minority ageing.

Drawing on the theoretical developments in mainstream ethnicity scholarship, Sandra Torres' (2015) contribution that follows further highlights the key gaps and limitations in our current gerontological understandings and conceptualisations with respect to ethnicity and ethnic minority ageing.

In the first of these contributions, Christopher Phillipson (2015) begins the discussion by providing the Ageing & Society readership with a critical overview of the documented history of ethnic minority ageing within the social gerontological research literature.

The range of theoretical, methodological and empirical papers included in this collection provide some critical insights into particular facets of the current research agendas, cultural understandings and empirical focus of ethnic minority ageing research.

Despite this, the predominant use of a more problem-focused approach to studying ethnic minority ageing has nevertheless constructed a largely bleak picture of negative health outcomes in later life for ethnic minority older people, resultant from their perceived ethnic 'cultural' differences.

For a shrinking minority aged 35 and over, disorientated by the dizzying pace of social change, Mr Tendulkar recalls a more modest and traditional India the country he first walked out to bat for.

A new resource in aging research funded by the National Institute on Aging and the National Institute of Nursing Research,, called the Columbia Center for the Active Life of Minority Elders (CALME), will be established as the only federally funded center on the east coast for minority aging related research.

Minority aging in an immigrant context.

In contrast, after 11 Ma, a third minority age population appeared.

Factors associated with poor adherence included racial/ethnic minority, age less than 35 years, and indications of moderate or severe depression.