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GRT3110- Final Exam Guide - Comprehensive Notes for the exam ( 65 pages long!)

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University of Ottawa
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Gerontology
Course
GRT 3110
Professor
Louise Edmonds

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Callahan: life extension: rolling the technological dice. Week 2: social aspects of aging and health. Life-course & life-span perspectives on health & aging. Stephens: from success to capability for healthy ageing: a life-course and life span perspective. Social inequality and health, gender, health and aging; Courtenay: constructions of masculinity and their influence. Fredriksen-goldsen: the future of lgbt+ aging: a blueprint for vulnerable population and their care providers on men"s well-being: a theory of gender and health for action in services, policies, and research. Hartley & tiefer: taking a biological turn: the push for a dysfunction. Female viagra and the medicalization of women"s sexual problems. Conrad & leiter: medicalization, markets and consumers. Who: global age friendly cities: a guide(chapters 2-9, excluding 4 & 7) Who: active aging: a policy framework (chapters 2, 3, 5) Chapter 2 (12-19)// active aging, the concept and rationale. If aging lasts longer, we need support via active aging. Of death & disability in old age.

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