To live and age as who we really are: Perspectives from older LGBT+ people in Ireland

The insurance game--who are we really working for?

Social capital, age and religiosity in people who are lonely.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES The aims of the study were to (i) investigate age and loneliness, (ii) investigate the association between religiosity and loneliness, and (iii) and explore the relationship between social capital and loneliness. BACKGROUND Loneliness is the subjective experience of social isolation and is a risk factor for a wide range of health problems including heart disease and depres...

Taking titles and naming names - who do we really think we are?

Content Findings from extensive qualitative research employing a range of methodologies are presented. Content analysis elicited the range of podiatric specialist areas, when titles associated with specialisation entered the professional language of podiatry, how titles have been applied and changes to titles over time. Using diabetes as a clinical exemplar, findings from focus group and key ac...

Is depression really different in older people?

Are we ready to demystify age in glioblastoma? Or does older age matter in glioblastoma?