Sentence examples for vulnerable aging from inspiring English sources

The most affected are also the most vulnerable: aging retirees like Mrs. Oesterheld, and the young grandchildren of those killed.

Speakers broke from well-worn, unproductive narratives of aging (aging = being sick, poor, and alone; caregiving = burden; aging policy = safety net programs), which have made issues of vulnerable aging someone else's problem, therefore excluding it from serious public discourse.

This paper reviews the specific challenges faced by the vulnerable aging population, examines the important role that physicians and other health professionals can play in the care of patients who face multiple challenges of aging, and offers tools for helping patients to cope with the vast array of challenges they face in the aging process.

If we cannot muster the courage to engage in open discussion of mental health as part of our broader health, then vulnerable aging populations will continue to suffer.

Second, the Conference theme provided leadership on setting a vision to transform how Americans can talk respectably about vulnerable aging and the need for daily supports.

He played gangsters and villains before emerging from the shadows of Cagney and Robinson as Roy Mad Dog Earlele, a vulnerable, ageing mobster in High Sierra (1941).

Preliminary findings from our laboratory suggest, however, that the same single whisker induced neurovascular plasticity is also fully protective in aged rats (20 21 months old), indicating that our findings may also be relevant for more vulnerable aged populations.

Children of vulnerable ages are involved.

This is a vulnerable age group.

"It's a very vulnerable age," Dr. Christ said.

The most vulnerable age group was 16 to 25.