Contemporary Perspectives on Older Adult Health is a comprehensive practical reference that approaches ageing not merely as a biological process, but through its clinical, ethical, environmental, and societal dimensions.
Prepared with contributions from experienced scholars in the field, the volume offers a broad perspective spanning global ageing trends, inflammation, the infodemic, rational drug use, immunization, nutrition, ethical frameworks, artificial intelligence applications, and geriatric rehabilitation.
Structured in light of current scientific evidence, the content serves as a guiding resource for clinicians, researchers, and policy makers working in the field of older adult health.
By bringing together contemporary approaches that support healthy and dignified ageing under a single framework, Contemporary Perspectives on Older Adult Health aims to make a lasting contribution to the literature.