… Innovations continue to accrue in our understanding of telomere biology and the psychosocial
processes that may contribute to our biological aging. One of the most recent advances in …

… A highly systematized second early source of information on aging was the collection of
essays edited by Cowdry and published in 1938. This 900+ page volume contains 34 chapters …

… , and aging is the biggest factor predicting early disease, so … Although a deeper understanding
of aging biology might … keep engaging in “pro-aging behavior” like overeating given the …

… and developing a context for gaining deeper understanding. All of the articles explore the …
These mice develop a progeroid, or early-aging syndrome. In contrast, a different mouse …

… Based on the above arguments we would predict that memory losses with early aging will
be greater for those forms of memory involving one time encounters with great masses of novel…

… Hence, we argue that the paradox of aging is not … Early models of emotion and aging so
strongly presumed the same downward course that is observed in cognitive and biological aging …

… failure to think deeply about population aging is a … early theories of aging are still worth
closer examination because they demonstrate how deeply held values affect all theories of aging …

… arrive at a deeper view of the ways in which members of the public make meaning of aging
issues. … However, consistent with early research documenting the pervasiveness of negative …

… The analysis we present points to very early life as the beginning of aging; this analysis
has also led us to broader insights into the causes of early-life mortality, its role in negative …

… processes in the adult individual, here we find a focus on how different aging trajectories
are “programmed by events in early life” (Mentis and Kararizou, 2010, p. 727). A study that is …