Clinical research methods for studies of older people
Older people remain under-represented in clinical research, particularly those who have multi-morbidity, frailty or dementia, or who live in residential or nursing care. This collection is designed to act as a guide for researchers and authors to improve quality, maximise the value and impact of their work and reduce research waste.
BGS Spring 2019 conference
This collection of Age and Ageing papers has been selected to complement the programme of the 2019 Spring conference including frailty and sarcopenia, dementia and delirium, quality end of life care, and more.
NEW: Longitudinal studies of ageing
Insights from longitudinal studies can help to recognise emerging pictures and anticipate health trajectories. With this collection and commentary, we highlight the approaches, scope, and impacts of a selection of longitudinal studies of ageing published in Age and Ageing within the past 10 years.
Read more collections
Published articles from Age and Ageing have been collated into several collections around various sub-themes such as frailty and bone health, you can view all collections here.
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