Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things: Eldercare in Wuhan under COVID-19 By Zhe Yan, University of Würzburg When the pernicious effects of COVID-19 manifested clearly first […]
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Series Title: The Age of COVID-19 As a scholar of aging and gerontology… What do you know, wonder, or worry is happening in your field […]
see more On behalf of the AAGE officers and program committee, I am writing to let you all know that in light of the evolving COVID-19 pandemic […]
see more Dear AAGE folks, As you know, AAGE is busy planning our 2020 standalone conference in Toronto this summer, June 27-28, on the theme of […]
see more Dear AAGE folks, Thank you to all who voted in the recent special election for a new President-Elect. We were fortunate to have two stellar […]
see more Welcome to 2020! By Narelle Warren I had intended to post that sentence about six weeks ago but a horror Australian summer means that I […]
see more Anthropology & Aging Vol 41 no. 1 is nearly ready! Here is a quick preview of some of the exciting contents. Debating “Good” Care: The […]
see more Greetings AAGE folks! Want some positive news on this Brexelection day? Read on… CFP: June 27-28 2020, AAGE Conference! Save the date! AAGE will be […]
see more Call for Abstracts Association for Anthropology, Gerontology, and the Lifecourse (AAGE) Conference: “Aging and Social Justice” June 27-28, 2020 Victoria College, University of Toronto Toronto, […]
see more Incorporating the ‘patient voice’ into research processes is championed as a way to improve the value of research, promote patient-centered results, and, ultimately, change the way research is done.
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