Titlebook: Mental Health in the Elderly; A Review of the Pres Heinz H?fner (Professor of Psychiatry, Director),G Conference proceedings 1986 Springer-

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Conference proceedings 1986 expected to grow to about 760 million (see Hauser, this volume). This sharp increase in life expectancy at birth, in some countries amounting to almost 100% in only a hundred years, has resulted from better nutrition and improved living conditions, hygiene and medical care. Not only life expectancy

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Mental Illness, Disability and Social Conditions among Old People in Mannheimmpaired old people has become an increasingly urgent sociopolitical issue. In order to obtain the comprehensive, reliable morbidity data required for service planning, epidemiological research into the mental disorders of old age is called for.

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Social Support and Mental Disorder in Old Age: Overview and Appraisalosition in theories of mental illness. In contrast to the sociological concepts of “anomie” and “social network,” however, which were at least initially applied to social aggregates, the social support concept reflects a greater emphasis on individual conditions and needs, and on the adequacy of soc

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Psychological and Social Aspects of Mental Health in the Elderly: A Summarizing Co-lecturee available empirical evidence more than half of the variance in behavior (0.52) has to be attributed to . (ituation) and less than one-quarter (0.24) to . (ersonality). It is evident that one has to be careful in using a generalizing statement like this since its tenability is among other things de

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Determination of Regional Cerebral Function and Structure in Normal Aging and Dementia with Positrondemented people are probable victims of DAT (Wells 1978; Maisden and Harrison 1972). The other principal cause of dementia is atherosclerotic cerebrovascular disease, as diagnosed by . and X-ray computed tomography ., which has been labeled multi-infarct dementia (MID) by Hachinski et al. (1974).