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Sunday July 5th

10:00 - 17:00

Pre conference 4th International Academy on Nutrition and Aging (IANA)

Chairmen : W.C. Chumlea, (USA), X. Hebuterne (France), P.Garry (USA),
J. Morley (USA), B.Vellas (France)
10.00-11.30 am Nutrition and Cognitive Decline : Chair : L.J. Fitten (USA), R. Maia Guimaraes (Brasil), X. Hebuterne (France)
10.00 -10.20 am Nutrition and Longevity. What We Have Learned from the New-Mexico Aging Process Study, P. Garry (USA)
10.20 -10.40 am Nutrition and Brain Age Related Disease. What We Have Learned from Epidemiological Studies, P. Barberger-Gateau (France)
10.40 -11.00 am The MAPT Study : Multidomain Alzheimer’s Preventive Trials, S. Gillette, S. Andrieu, B. Vellas (France)
11.00-11.15 am Homotaurine for the Protection of Memory Function in Healthy Aging, F. Wassef, D. Saumier, D. Haine, D. Garceau, J. Sampalis (Canada)
11.15-11.30 am Omega-3 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids, ApoE4 Allele Status, and Cognitive Functionning in Community-Dwelling Older Adults, V. Danthiir, T. Nettelbeck, C. Wilson, N. Burns, G. Wittert (Australia)

11.30-12.00 am Coffee break

Chair: C. Sieber (Germany), L .Guitierrez (Mexico)
12.00-12.20 am Nutrition and Sucessfull Aging, H. Payette (Canada)
12.20-12.40 am Nutrition and Sarcopenia, W.C. Chumlea (USA)
12.40-1.00 pm Effects of Food Groups and Dietary Nutrients on Bone Loss in Elderly Chinese Population, R. Chan, J. Woo, J. Leung (Hong Kong)

1.00-2.00 pm Lunch

2.00-2.15 pm Strontium Ralenate Reduces Vertebral Fractures in Frail Osteporotic Women, Y. Rolland, G. Abellan Van Kan, B. Vellas (France)
2.15-2.30 pm The Relationship Between Adiposity and Prevalence of Chronic Diseases in Older People in England, V. Hirani (United-Kingdom)

Chair: W.C. Chumlea (USA)
2.30-2.45 pm Malnutrition in Nursing Home: A Consequence of Age Related Disease? J. Bauer (Germany)
2.45-3.00 pm Cachexia and Age Related Disease ? W. Evans (USA)
3.00-3.15 pm Nutrition and Age Related Frailty, T. Harris (USA)
3.15-3.30 pm Six Months of Exercise and Isoflavones: Effects on Risk Factors of Cardiovascular Diseases in Postmenopausal Women, S. Choquette, M. Aubertin-Leheudre, I.J. Dionne (Canada)
3.30-3.45 pm Obesity in Nursing Homes: Prevalence, Distribution, and Relation to Multimorbidity, V. Garms-Homolová, G. Apelt (Germany)

3.45-4.00 pm Coffee Break

Chair : J. Morley (USA)
4.00-4.15 pm Is Weight Loss and Undernutrition an Age Related Disease ? L.C.P.G.M. De Groot (The Netherlands)
4.15-4.30 pm The Impact of Intense Nutritional Intervention on Health and Nutritional Status and Mortality after Acute Hospitalization, I. Feldblum, L. German, H. Castel, I. Harman-Boehm, D.R. Shahar (Israel)
4.30-4.45 pm Behavioral Weight Loss Interventions in Obese Older Adults: A Meta-Analysis, L. Barre, A. King, J. Cyrus, R. Larson (USA)
4.45-5.00 pm Education Attenuates the Association between Dietary Patterns and Cognitive Function among Middle Aged Adults: The Whitehall II Study, T.N. Akbaraly, A. Singh-Manoux, M.G. Marmot, E.J. Brunner (France)
5.00 pm Conclusion: P. Garry (USA), W.C. Chumlea (USA)

4th World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD)

11:30 - 13:00

Symposia

SD5 001 CARE WORKERS AND QUALITY OF SERVICES IN PUBLIC LONG-TERM CARE PROGRAM
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
11:30 - 13:00

Chair(s): Soonman KWON (Seoul, Korea)

SD5 001-1      CARE WORKERS AND QUALITY OF SERVICES IN PUBLIC LONG-TERM CARE PROGRAM: FROM THE VIEWPOINT AND SITUATION OF JAPANESE AGED SOCIETY
Yutaka SHIMIZU (Tokyo, Japan)
SD5 001-2      DIRECT CARE WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES: CHALLENGES IN RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION
Lydia LI (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
SD5 001-3      ISSUES AND PROBLEMS IN QUALITY OF CARE WORKERS AND QUALITY OF SERVICES IN LONG-TERM CARE IN GERMANY
Wolfgang SCHUETTE (Hamburg, Germany)
SD5 001-4      TRAINING SYSTEM OF CARE WORKERS IN LONG-TERM CARE SYSTEM AND QUALLTY OF CARE SERVICES IN KOREA: FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF FIRST LAUNCHING LTC INSURANCE
Sung-Jae CHOI (Seoul, Korea, Republic of)

SD5 002 AN AGEING SOCIETY … WITH OR WITHOUT SENIOR CITIZENS? FIRST RESULTS OF A CROSS NATIONAL INITIATIVES OF RESEARCH ON THE ISSUE
Amphitheatre Havane
11:30 - 13:00

Chair(s): Rosita KORNFELD (Santiago, Chile)

SD5 002-1      A ‘’PARTICIPATIVE’’ POLICY ON AGEING? THE FRENCH EXPERIENCE IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
Daniel REGUER (Le Havre, France)
SD5 002-2      PARTICIPATION OF ELDERLY PEOPLE IN STATE POLICY MAKING AND LOCAL SYSTEMS OF WELFARE IN QUEBEC.
Daniel THOMAS (Rouyn-Noranda , Canada)
SD5 002-3      OLDER PEOPLE’S COUNCILS IN SPAIN: AN EMPOWERMENT CHALLENGE
Mercè PÉREZ-SALANOVA (Barcelona, Spain)
SD5 002-4      POLITICS OF OLD AGE AND ELDERLY PARTICIPATION IN DECISIONS IN BURKINA FASO
George ROUAMBA (Ouagadougou , Burkina Faso)

13:00 - 14:00

Break

14:00 - 15:30

Satellite industry session

SAT SANOFI AVENTIS FRANCE - VTE RISK IN ELEDERLY PATIENTS: HOW TO IMPROVE MEDICAL PROPHYLAXIS?
Amphitheatre Bleu
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Claude JANDEL (Montpellier, France)

REPORT OF EXISTING EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA (ENDORSE, ETAPE...) AND SPECIFICITIES OF VTE IN ELDERLY PATIENTS
Claude JEANDEL (Montpellier, France)
EXISTING CLINICAL DATA IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT
Dominique MOTTIER (Brest, France)
CHALLENGES TO IMPROVE THE PRACTICE AND TO REDUCE THE INCIDENCE OF THIS FREQUENT, BUT PREVENTABLE DISEASE
Gilles BERRUT (Nantes, France)

SAT NOVARTIS PHARMA - LAST INNOVATIONS FOR ELDERLY PATIENT MANAGEMENT
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France), Serge GAUTHIER (Montreal, Canada)

PREVENTIVE CLINIC FOR ALZHEIMER PATIENT
Fatima NOURHASHEMI (Toulouse, France)
NEW INSIGHTS IN ELDERLY HYPERTENSIVE PATIENT MANAGEMENT
Olivier HANON (Paris, France)
SCREENING AND TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS : AN ISSUE IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE PATIENTS MANAGEMENT
Hubert BLAIN (Montpellier, France)
LAST INNOVATIONS IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE TREATMENTS
Serge GAUTHIER (Montreal, Canada)

SAT CAISSE DES DEPOTS - “AUTONOMY, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES (CIT) AND TERRITORIES” WHICH MEDICO-SOCIAL COORDINATION ?
Amphitheatre Havane
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Liliane PIOT (Paris, France)

SETTING UP A METHODOLOGY TO APPRAISE AREAS IN WHICH HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY CAN BE BUILT
Pierre-Marie CHAPON (Paris , France)
LOCAL DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION TO PROVIDE GREATER LIVING CONDITION FOR OLDER PEOPLE TO LIVE HEALTHIER, MORE INDEPENDENT
Véra BRIAND (Rennes, France)
AS FAR AS SOCIAL AND MEDICAL ORGANIZATION AND METHODS ARE CONCERNED, THE DEPARTMENT OF THE MARITIME ALPS MUST ADAPT HIMSELF TO A WILD GEOGRAPHY AND TO THE VITAL STATISTICS PREFIGURING FRANCE OF YEAR 2020
Fabien JOSSERAN ( Nice, France)
HOW THE COMMUNAUTé DE COMMUNES OF THE MASSIF DU VERCORS IS HARNESSING ICTS TO HELP AGEING PEOPLE
Chantal CARLIOZ (Villars de Lans , France)

15:30 - 16:00

Break

16:00 - 17:30

Satellite industry session

SAT SERVIER - TREATING OSTEOPOROSIS IN THE ELDERLY: A MEDICAL NEED, A LOGICAL ANSWER
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
16:00 - 17:30

Chair(s): René RIZZOLI (Geneva, Switzerland), Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)

BURDEN OF OSTEOPOROSIS: UNDERRECOGNITION AND UNDERTREATMENT
Steeven BOONEN (Leuven, Belgium)
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN THE ELDERLY
Pierre MARIE (Paris, France)
FORMING NEW BONE FOR GREATER ANTIFRACTURE EFFICACY
Cyrus COOPER (Southampton, United Kingdom)
PROTELOS®: THE LOGICAL ANSWER FOR THE ELDERLY PATIENTS
René RIZZOLI (Genève, Switzerland)
CONCLUSION
René RIZZOLI (Genève, Switzerland)

SAT AG2R-ISICA - UNDERSTANDING AND ACCOMPANIMENT OF GOOD AGEING:PRESENTATION OF A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON THE CONDITIONS OF THE GOOD AGEING OF THE AG2R-ISICA ALLOCATEES
Room Maillot
16:00 - 17:30

Chair(s):

AG2R-ISICA UNDERSTANDING AND ACCOMPANIMENT OF GOOD AGEING
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LOSS OF AUTONOMY : USEFULNESS OF COHORT STUDIES
Joël ANKRI (Paris, France)
SIPAF STUDY : METHODOLOGY
Jean-Marie ROBINE (Montpellier, France)
PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE STUDY UNFOLDING
Jean-Jacques ARVIEU (Paris, France)

SAT SANOFI PASTEUR MSD - PREVENTION OF HERPES ZOSTER AND POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA IS NOW POSSIBLE. A SOLUTION TO THE CHALLENGES OF HERPES ZOSTER IN THE ELDERLY
Amphitheatre Havane
16:00 - 17:30

Chair(s): Jean-Pierre BAEYENS (Oostende, BELGIUM)

HERPES ZOSTER AND POSTHERPETIC NEURALGIA
Robert JOHNSON (Bristol, United Kingdom)
HERPES ZOSTER: A COMMON DISEASE THAT CAN HAVE A DEVASTATING IMPACT ON PATIENTS
Janet E. MCELHANEY (Vancouver, Canada)
VACCINATION: A NEW OPTION TO REDUCE THE BURDEN OF HERPES ZOSTER
Gérard MICK (Lyon, France)

SAT PIERRE FABRE DERMOCOSMETIQUE - DERMATOPOROSIS : AN EMERGING PROBLEM OF AGING POPULATION.
Amphitheatre Bleu
16:00 - 17:30

Chair(s):

SKIN HEALTH AND INFLUENCES OF AGEING AND FRAILTY SYNDROMES
Alan SINCLAIR (Luton, United Kingdom)
FRAILTY ASSESSMENT OF OLDER PEOPLE
Gabor ABELLAN (Toulouse, France)
DERMATOPOROSIS: A CHRONIC CUTANEOUS FRAGILITY SYNDROME
Jean-Hilaire SAURAT (Geneva, Switzerland)
PREVALENCE OF DERMATOPOROSIS
Anne-Marie SCHMITT (Toulouse, France)

17:30 - 17:45

Break

17:45 - 19:15

Opening Ceremony

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Advancing the rights of older persons: dilemmas and options
Grand Amphitheatre
17:45 – 19:15

Sergei ZELENEV - Chief, Social Integration Branch, DSPD/DESA, UN Secretariat (New York, United States)

Monday July 6th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB6 003 Alzheimer
Amphitheatre Bleu
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 003-1 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN ELDERLY
S. MEHRABIAN*, E. DURON, D. DUBAIL, F. ROLLOT, L. TRAYKOV, O. HANON (Sofia, Bulgaria)
8:15      OB6 003-2 INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR AND COGNITIVE AND NEUROIMAGING MARKERS OF BRAIN DAMAGE IN HYPERTENSIVE ELDERLY SS.
L. BERGAMINI*, A. ANNAPINA, C. BENDINI, F. NEVIANI, B. MANNI, T. TRENTI, A. PELOSI, R. ROVATI, M. NERI (Modena, Italy)
8:30      OB6 003-3 ADHERENCE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN DIET AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN FRANCE
C. FEART*, C. SAMIERI, V. RONDEAU, H. AMIEVA, F. PORTET, J. DARTIGUES, N. SCARMEAS, P. BARBERGER-GATEAU (BORDEAUX, France)
8:45      OB6 003-4 COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND RISKS OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE AND HYPOGLYCAEMIA IN PEOPLE WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES IN ADVANCE
J. CHALMERS*, C. ANDERSON, S. ZOUNGAS, C. DUFOUIL, F. TRAVERT, S. HELLER, A. PATEL, D. GROBBEE, L. LISHENG, B. NEAL, M. WOODWARD (Camperdown, Sydney , Australia)
9:00      OB6 003-5 EFFECTS OF ANTIHYPERTENSIVE THERAPY ON COGNITIVE DECLINE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
E. DURON*, A. RIGAUD, F. LATOUR, M. SEUX, O. HANON (Paris, France)
9:15      OB6 003-6 DEVELOPMENT OF A HARMONIZED PROTOCOL FOR THE MANUAL TRACING OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS: AN EADC-ADNI JOINT EFFORT
G. FRISONI* (Brescia, Italy)

OB6 004 Health sciences
Room 241
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 004-1 ERYTHROPOIETIN ASSOCIATES WITH EXCESS MORTALITY IN OLD AGE. THE LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY
W. DEN ELZEN*, J. WILLEMS, R. WESTENDORP, T. DE CRAEN, G. BLAUW, P. ASSENDELFT, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 004-2 GLOMERULAR FILTRATION RATE ESTIMATION, NUTRITION AND INFLAMMATION IN ELDERLY ILL IN-PATIENTS
V. NIVET-ANTOINE*, E. FABRE, A. RAYNAUD-SIMON, J. GOLMARD, N. GOURGOUILLON, J. BEAUDEUX (Paris, France)
8:30      OB6 004-3 COCKCROFT-GAULT FORMULA IS BETTER THAN MDRD TO ESTIMATE RENAL FUNCTION IN OLDER HOSPITAL PATIENTS
R. PÉQUIGNOT*, J. BELMIN, S. CHAUVELIER, J. GAUBERT, C. KONRAT, E. DURON, O. HANON (Saint-Maurice, France)
8:45      OB6 004-4 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE CONTRIBUTION OF DISEASE RELATED DISABILITY IN LATER LIFE: EVIDENCE FROM REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE OF SOUTH KOREANS.
I. KIM*, H. CHUN (Toronto, Canada)
9:00      OB6 004-5 CONTRIBUTION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN TO POSTURAL BALANCE IMPAIRMENT IN AMBULATORY COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PEOPLE
K. LIHAVAINEN*, S. SIPILÄ, T. RANTANEN, S. SIHVONEN, S. HARTIKAINEN (Jyväskylä, Finland)
9:15      OB6 004-6 DEVELOPING A CURRICULUM FOR TRAINING IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE
C. TURNBULL*, P. BAKER (Wirral, Merseyside , United Kingdom)

OB6 005 Drugs
Room 242 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 005-1 POLYPHARMACY IN SENIOR ADULT PATIENTS (PTS) WITH CANCER: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF DRUG PROBLEMS IN GERIATRIC ONCOLOGY
C. TERRET*, A. CHALADAJ, A. LABALME, J. LATOUR, J. DROZ (Lyon, France)
8:15      OB6 005-2 PREDICTING EARLY MORTALITY AMONG ELDERLY PATIENTS HOSPITALISED IN MEDICAL WARDS VIA EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: THE SAFES COHORT STUDY
D. JOLLY*, M. DRAMÉ, N. JOVENIN, C. JEANDEL, T. VOISIN, B. DE WAZIÈRES, P. COUTURIER, R. GONTHIER, F. BLANCHARD, J. NOVELLA (Reims, France)
8:30      OB6 005-3 AN ANALYSIS OF MEDICATION RELATED INCIDENTS (ERRORS OR POTENTIAL ERRORS) IN OLDER PEOPLE REPORTED FROM MENTAL HEALTH TRUSTS IN THE UK IN A SAMPLE FROM THE NPSA REPORTING AND LEARNING SYSTEM (RLS).
I. MAIDMENT*, C. FOX, M. ELSWOOD, L. MATTHEW, C. KATONA (Canterbury, United Kingdom)
8:45      OB6 005-4 FUNCTIONAL DECLINE AND DRUG BURDEN INDEX IN OLDER PEOPLE IN RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE.
N. WILSON*, S. HILMER, L. MARCH, P. SAMBROOK (Sydney, Australia)
9:00      OB6 005-5 PATTERNS OF PSYCHOTROPIC MEDICATION USE AMONG THE OLD-OLD IN ISRAEL: A COHORT COMPARISON
T. BLUMSTEIN*, E. MIZRAHI, A. CHETRIT, B. KATZMAN, Y. BENYAMINI, L. LERNER-GEVA (Tel Hashomer, Israel)
9:15      OB6 005-6 IMPACT OF A DRUG-ORIENTED, MULTIFACETED INTERVENTION ON UNPLANNED READMISSIONS AND MORTALITY IN HOSPITALIZED VERY ELDERLY: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL (OMAGE)
S. LEGRAIN*, S. LEGRAIN, F. TUBACH, D. BONNET-ZAMPONI, D. LIEBERHERR, A. LEMAIRE, E. TAILLANDIER, C. THOMAS, J. AQUINO, E. PAILLAUD, S. LACAILLE (PARIS, France)

OD6 006 Integrated models of care / Social policy
Room 242 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 006-1 DEVELOPING LEADERS IN GERIATRIC NURSING
M. HURLEY*, L. MARSHALL (Indianapolis, United States)
8:15      OD6 006-2 SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM CARE: LOCAL AND GLOBAL DIMENSIONS OF THE AUSTRALIAN AGED CARE WORKFORCE
M. FINE* (Sydney, Australia)
8:30      OD6 006-3 SOCIAL INTERACTION AND MORTALITY: A EIGHT-YEAR LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AGING IN A SMALL VILLAGE IN JAPAN
T. ANME*, R. SHINOHARA, Y. SUGISAWA, S. ITO, Y. SAWADA , M. MCCALL (Tokyo, Japan)
8:45      OD6 006-4 TRANSPLANTS AND ELDERLY – WHAT ARE WE DOING WITH THE AGED?
I. RIBEIRO SIMÕES DE CASTRO*, H. HARUMI MIYAMOTO (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
9:00      OD6 006-5 CHARACTERISTICS OF ADMINISTRATORS AND QUALITY OF CARE IN ONTARIO, CANADA LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
S. KEAYS*, A. WISTER, G. GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada)
9:15      OD6 006-6 CARING AS AN ACT OF RESISTANCE: MORAL AGENCY ON THE FRONT LINES OF DEMENTIA CARE
P. KONTOS*, B. POLAND, G. MITCHELL, C. COTT, K. MCGILTON (Toronto, Canada)

OD6 007 Age discrimation
Room 243
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 007-1 HAIR IN LATER LIFE: BODY IMAGE, IDENTITY, AND AGE DISCRIMINATION.
C. HOLLAND*, R. WARD (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom)
8:15      OD6 007-2 FORMS OF AGE DISCRIMINATION AND THEIR PREVALENCE IN SWITZERLAND
W. REHBERG* (Rorschach, Switzerland)
8:30      OD6 007-3 AGING AND HIV: A DOUBLE RISK FOR DISCRIMINATION
I. WALLACH* (Montréal, Canada)
8:45      OD6 007-4 FROM YOUTH-CENTRIC TO AGE-POSITIVE HRM: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF GERMANY AND BRITAIN
H. SCHROEDER*, M. MULLER-CAMEN, M. FLYNN (London, United Kingdom)
9:00      OD6 007-5 RECOMMENDATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES TO REDUCE DISCRIMINATION AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION OF DEPENDENT ELDERLY PEOPLE
M. VIVANCOS COMES*, J. GARCES, S. CARRETERO, M. FERRANDO (Valencia, Spain)
9:15      OD6 007-6 LONELINESS AND MINORITY ELDERS LIVING IN THE UK: AN EXPLORATORY SURVEY
C. VICTOR*, W. MARTIN, V. BURHOLT (Reading, United Kingdom)

OC6 008 BPSD – Behavioral and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia
Room 251
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 008-1 MEASURING QUALITY OF LIFE IN DEMENTIA – EVALUATION OF PRACTICABILITY
S. BECKER*, R. KASPAR, A. KRUSE (Heidelberg, Germany)
8:15      OC6 008-2 MUSICAL EMOTIONAL JUDGMENTS IN DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMER TYPE
L. GAGNON* (Sherbrooke, Canada)
8:30      OC6 008-3 A BIOBEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION TO ADDRESS DEMENTIA-RELATED BEHAVIORAL SYMPTOMS: RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED TRIAL
L. GITLIN*, L. WINTER, M. DENNIS, N. HODGSON (Philadelphia, United States)
8:45      OC6 008-4 DESIGNING ENABLING ENVIRONMENTS FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA
H. KOTILAINEN*, P. TOPO (Helsinki, Finland)
9:00      OC6 008-5 THE EFFECT OF TIMED BLUE-GREEN LIGHT ON SLEEP-WAKE PATTERNS IN WOMEN WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
L. NOWAK*, J. DAVIS (Brighton, United States)
9:15      OC6 008-6 STRATEGIES USED BY FAMILIES LIVING WITH DEMENTIA TO PROMOTE CONNECTIONS, IDENTITY AND ADAPTATION TO EVOLVING LIFE
H. REIMER*, H. KELLER, L. SCHINDEL MARTIN, S. DUPUIS, R. GENOE, A. WICKSON (Guelph, Canada)

OB6 009 Falls / Frailty
Room 252 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 009-1 THE NIJMEGEN FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAM: EFFECTIVENESS AFTER IMPLEMENTATION IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
V. WEERDESTEYN*, E. SMULDERS, H. RIJKEN, J. DUYSENS (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 009-2 MULTIMEDIA PATIENT EDUCATION TO PREVENT IN-HOSPITAL FALLS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL.
T. HAINES*, A. HILL, K. HILL, T. HOFFMANN, S. BRAUER, D. OLIVER, C. BEER, K. MCKENNA (Cheltenham, Australia)
8:30      OB6 009-3 EFFECT OF FALL PREVENTION GUIDELINES IN GERMAN HOSPITALS
C. HEINZE*, U. SIEGMUND, K. RAEDER, T. DASSEN (Berlin, Germany)
8:45      OB6 009-4 CROSS-NATIONAL VARIATIONS IN OBJECTIVE DISABILITY AT OLD AGE: AN ANALYSIS OF 10 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
M. AVENDANO*, M. GLYMOUR (Boston, United States)
9:00      OB6 009-5 BALANCE, WALKING SPEED, AND STRIDE LENGTH PREDICT SUBSEQUENT 8-YEAR MORTALITY INDEPENDENTLY OF CURRENT AND INTERMEDIATE EVENTS IN WOMEN AGED 75 YEARS AND OLDER
H. BLAIN*, I. CARRIERE, N. SOURIAL, C. BERARD, F. FAVIER, A. COLVEZ, H. BERGMAN (Montpellier, France)
9:15      OB6 009-6 CHAIR STANDS AS SENSIBLE PREDICTOR OF DISABILITY IN THE GENERAL POPULATION
S. BANDINELLI*, Y. MILANESCHI, C. ANNA MARIA, L. FABRIZIO, R. VAZZANA, L. FERRUCCI (Florence, Italy)

OB6 010 Metabolic syndrome / Diabete
Room Maillot
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 010-1 GENERAL ADIPOSITY IS FAVORABLE FOR SURVIVAL IN OLD AGE INDEPENDENT OF THE J-SHAPED EFFECT OF ABDOMINAL ADIPOSITY
T. AUYEUNG*, J. LEE, J. LEUNG, T. KWOK, P. LEUNG, J. WOO (Hong Kong, China)
8:15      OB6 010-2 BODY MASS INDEX, WEST CIRCUMFERENCE AND BODY COMPOSITION AS PREDICTIVE FACTORS OF ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY IN THE EPIDOS COHORT
S. GERARD*, S. GRILL, L. BALARDY, A. ALBESSARD, G. ABELLAN VAN KAN, Y. ROLLAND, B. VELLAS (Toulouse, France)
8:30      OB6 010-3 ELDERLY IS ASSOCIATED WITH HIGHER PREVALENCE OF MICROALBUMINURIA IN A TAIWANESE METROPOLITAN ADULT POPULATION
C. HSIAO*, T. LI, C. LIN, C. LIU, W. LIN, C. LI, S. CHUANG (Taichung, Taiwan)
8:45      OB6 010-4 BODY MASS INDEX AND MORTALITY IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION: A PUZZLING RELATIONSHIP
Á. OTERO*, Á. OTERO , M. SÁNCHEZ-SANTOS, M. ZUNZUNEGUI, J. RIBERA (Madrid, Spain)
9:00      OB6 010-5 PILOT PROJECT FOR METABOLIC SYNDROME THERAPY IN 50-75 Y.O. PERSONS
B. LESOURD*, C. BOUCHICHE, F. DUTHEIL, D. COURTEIX (Clermont-Ferrand, France)
9:15      OB6 010-6 DIABETES SELF-MANAGEMENT PROTOCOLS AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES IN THE ELDERLY: ARE THERE ANY AGE DISPARITIES?
S. FORJUOH*, J. BOLIN, O. MARCIA, H. SONIA, H. JANET, G. MANISHA, R. ANNE, M. KENNETH (TEMPLE, United States)

OB6 011 Cardiac Failure / Hypertension
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 011-1 PREVALENCE OF HEART FAILURE IN NURSING HOMES: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
M. DAAMEN*, J. SCHOLS, T. JAARSMA, J. HAMERS (Maastricht, The Netherlands)
8:15      OB6 011-2 TRENDS IN HEART FAILURE DRUG THERAPY IN OLDER COMMUNITY-DWELLING HOME CARE CLIENTS IN ONTARIO CANADA
A. FOEBEL*, J. HIRDES, G. HECKMAN, E. TJAM, S. TYAS (Waterloo, Ontario, Canada)
8:30      OB6 011-3 USE OF NATRIURETIC PEPTIDES FOR DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS OF HEART FAILURE IN HOSPITALIZED DYSPNEIC ELDERLY PATIENTS.
B. CELTON*, G. GUILLAUMOU, R. DURANT, P. REYGROBELLET, C. JEANDEL (MONTPELLIER, France)
8:45      OB6 011-4 CONTEMPORARY MANAGEMENT OF OCTOGENARIANS HOSPITALISED FOR HEART FAILURE IN EUROPE: EURO HEART FAILURE SURVEY II
O. HANON*, M. KOMAJDA, M. HOCHADEL , J. LOPEZ SENDON , F. FOLLATH , P. PONIKOWSKI , V. HARJOLA , H. DREXLER , K. DICKSTEIN , L. TAVAZZI , M. NIEMINEN (Paris, France)
9:00      OB6 011-5 CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL ASSOCIATION BETWEEN HYPERTENSION AND LOWER WALKING SPEED IN ELDERLY PEOPLE
J. DUMURGIER*, A. ELBAZ, B. TAVERNIER, C. TZOURIO (PARIS, France)
9:15      OB6 011-6 WHITE COAT HYPERTENSION AND MASKED HYPERTENSION ‘S PREVALENCES IN AN ELDERLY COHORT
F. LABOUREE*, D. DUBAIL, E. DURON, F. ROLLOT, F. LATOUR, O. HANON (PARIS, France)

OC6 012 Psychological aspects of ageing
Room 342 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 012-1 ATTITUDES TO AGEING AND THE EXPERIENCE OF AGEISM: EXPLORING THE VIEWS OF MID-LIFE AND OLDER ADULTS
J. LYNAM*, L. JULIE, O. ANN, M. MOIRA, R. BOND (Dundalk, Ireland)
8:15      OC6 012-2 “FOREVER YOUNG”: ON THE RELATION BETWEEN SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE AGE
I. ALBERT*, D. FERRING, T. MICHELS (Walferdange, Luxembourg)
8:30      OC6 012-3 HAPPINESS AND OPTIMISM IN PORTUGUESE OLD PEOPLE
M. AZEVEDO*, C. PAÚL, Ó. RIBEIRO (Oporto, Portugal)
8:45      OC6 012-4 CHILDHOOD TRAUMA AND HEALTH IN LATER LIFE: LIFE COURSE AND STRESS PROCESS CONSIDERATIONS
L. CORNA* (Toronto, Canada)
9:00      OC6 012-5 ELDERS CAN BE TRAINED TO PROCESS FAST MOVING OBJECTS IN COMPLEX 3D SCENES AS WELL AS UNTRAINED YOUNG ADULTS
J. FAUBERT*, M. GIROUD, D. TINJUST, R. ALLARD (Montreal, Canada)
9:15      OC6 012-6 THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKS ON COGNITIVE DECLINE IN VERY OLD AUSTRALIANS
L. GILES*, G. GLONEK, P. EDWARDS, M. LUSZCZ (Adelaide, Australia)

OB6 013 Long-term care
Room 342 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 013-1 EFFECTIVENESS OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSES IN LONG-TERM CARE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
F. DONALD*, R. MARTIN-MISENER, A. DICENSO, N. CARTER, A. WICKSON, M. LLOYD, S. KAASALAINEN, N. AKHTAR-DANESH (Toronto, ON, Canada)
8:15      OB6 013-2 HEALTH AND FUNCTIONAL STATUS AND UTILIZATION OF HEALTH SERVICES AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS AND NON-SURVIVORS
E. IECOVICH*, S. CARMEL (Beer Sheva, Israel)
8:30      OB6 013-3 FIVE YEARS OF A PARADIGM SHIFT FROM THE TRADITIONAL MODEL OF LONG-TERM CARE
D. SPRATT-CASAS* (Auckland, New Zealand)
8:45      OB6 013-4 PREVALENCE OF PERCUTANEOUS ENDOSCOPIC GASTROSTOMY IN NURSING HOME RESIDENTS – A NATIONWIDE SURVEY IN GERMANY
R. WIRTH*, J. BAUER, H. WILLSCHREI, D. VOLKERT, C. SIEBER (Borken, Germany)
9:00      OB6 013-5 PAIN AND SELF-INJURY IDEATION IN HOME CARE ELDERLY
L. LI*, Y. CONWELL (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
9:15      OB6 013-6 LIVING & DYING WELL IN NURSING CARE HOMES: INTRODUCING SYSTEMS TO ENCOURAGE PALLIATIVE CARE FOR ALL
J. HOCKLEY*, J. WATSON, S. MURRAY (London, United Kingdom)

OC6 014 Personality and ageing / Psychogeriatrics
Room 343
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC6 014-1 IDENTITY MANAGEMENT IN LATER LIFE AND THE SOCIAL DIVERSITY OF AGE IDENTITIES
L. AMRHEIN*, G. BACKES (Vechta, Germany)
8:15      OC6 014-2 THE IMPACT OF SEVERE MEDICAL ILLNESS ON PSYCHOLOGICAL TREATMENT OF HOME-BOUND VETERANS
G. NG* (Brooklyn, United States)
8:30      OC6 014-3 MEASURE OF VISUAL RECOGNITION OF THE FACIAL EXPRESSION OF EMOTIONS DURING THE LIFE-SPAN AND ELDERLY
P. GRANATO*, O. GODEFROY, S. VINAKAR, M. BOUCART, R. BRUYER (Valenciennes, France)
8:45      OC6 014-4 DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AMONG COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERLY IN JALISCO, MEXICO.
E. ARIAS MERINO *, G. ORTIZ, N. MENDOZA RUVALCABA, R. MEDA LARA, I. VELAZQUEZ BRIZUELA, A. MORALES SANCHEZ, A. PALOMERA CHÁVEZ, J. CUEVA-CONTRERAS (ZAPOPAN, Mexico)
9:00      OC6 014-5 AN 11 YEAR STUDY OF THE COVARIATION OF DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS AND COGNITION IN VERY OLD ADULTS WITHOUT DEMENTIA: THE DYNOPTA PROJECT
A. BIELAK*, K. ANSTEY (Canberra, Australia)
9:15      OC6 014-6 PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE HOMES OF DEPRESSED OLDER VETERANS: UNIQUE OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
C. CHEN* (New York City, United States)

OB6 015 Frailty
Amphitheatre Havane
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 015-1 REDUCING ADVERSE OUTCOMES IN OLDER PEOPLE WHO FALL AND ARE NOT CONVEYED TO HOSPITAL BY THE AMBULANCE SERVICE.
J. CLOSE*, M. HALTER, H. SNOOKS, F. MOORE, S. PORSZ (Sydney, Australia)
8:15      OB6 015-2 LOW SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS (SARCOPENIA) AND PHYSICAL DISABILITY AMONG OLDER MEN: THE CHAMP STUDY
R. CUMMING*, N. HAIRI, V. NAGANATHAN (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
8:30      OB6 015-3 GAIT VARIABILITY MAY ASSIT IN THE IDENTIFICATION OF FRAILTY
M. MONTERO ODASSO*, M. MONTERO-ODASSO, M. HALL, K. HANSEN, M. KLOSECK, M. SPEECHLEY (London, ON, Canada)
8:45      OB6 015-4 EFFECTS OF A PHYSICAL AND NUTRITIONAL INTERVENTION FOR FRAIL ELDERLY PEOPLE - A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY.
E. RYDWIK*, E. LAMMES, T. GUSTAFSSON, K. FRÄNDIN, G. AKNER (Järfälla, Sweden)
9:00      OB6 015-5 THE GRONINGEN FRAILTY INDICATOR IDENTIFIES VERY ELDERLY AT RISK FOR FUNCTIONAL DECLINE. THE LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY.
A. VAN HOUWELINGEN*, M. HEIJMANS, J. BLOM, N. SMIDT, W. DEN ELZEN, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
9:15      OB6 015-6 DERMATOPOROSIS : A CHRONIC CUTANEOUS INSUFFICIENCY / FRAGILITY SYNDROME
J. SAURAT*, G. KAYA (GENEVA, Switzerland)

OB6 016 Prevention
Room 351
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB6 016-1 LIVING LONG AND LIVING WELL: FINDINGS FROM THE AUSTRALIAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON WOMEN’S HEALTH
J. BYLES*, R. GIBSON, L. TOOTH, S. BRILLEMAN, D. SIBBRITT, A. DOBSON (New South Wales, Australia)
8:15      OB6 016-2 MAY THE ABSENCE OF SUBJECTIVE COGNITIVE COMPLAINTS AT 65 YEARS OLD PREDICT SUCCESSFUL AGEING 7 YEARS LATER? THE PROOF STUDY.
K. CASTRO-LIONARD*, C. THOMAS-ANTERION, E. CRAWFORD-ACHOUR, I. ROUCH, J. BARTHELEMY, J. KERLEROUX, B. TROMBERT-PAVIOT, F. ROCHE, R. GONTHIER (SAINT-ETIENNE, France)
8:30      OB6 016-3 CHRONIC DISEASES AND CHANGES IN DISABILITY: LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY
Y. DREWES*, W. DEN ELZEN, B. MIDDELKOOP, P. ASSENDELFT, J. GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)
8:45      OB6 016-4 LIFESTYLE DETERMINANTS OF SUCCESSFUL AGEING; FINDINGS FROM AN AUSTRALIAN 12 YEAR PANEL STUDY
H. KENDIG*, C. BROWNING, S. THOMAS, Y. WELLS (Concord, NSW, Australia)
9:00      OB6 016-5 HEALTH RISK BEHAVIORS AS PREDICTORS OF FATAL AND NON-FATAL HEEALTH OUTCOMES: THE CASE OF OLDER AMERICANS 1994-2000
M. MOLLA* (Hyattsville, Maryland, United States of America)
9:15      OB6 016-6 CONSUMPTION OF A FERMENTED DAIRY PRODUCT CONTAINING THE PROBIOTIC LACTOBACILLUS CASEI DN-114 001 REDUCES THE DURATION OF RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN THE ELDERLY IN A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
J. SCHREZENMEIR*, E. GUILLEMARD, F. TONDU, F. LACOIN (Palaiseau, France)

OA6 017 Ways of affecting the ageing process
Room 352 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OA6 017-1 EFFECTS OF DIETARY INTERVENTIONS ON THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY AND HYPOTHALAMIC TRANSCRIPTOME.
K. BÉDARD*, J. BÉDARD, G. FERLAND, P. GAUDREAU (Montreal, Canada)
8:15      OA6 017-2 ROLE OF ELASTIN AND FIBRILLIN-1 IN CELL SIGNALLING AND STRUCTURE-FUNCTION RELATIONSHIP IN AGING ARTERIES
G. FAURY*, B. MARIKO, P. MYLÈNE, J. MARIE-PAULE, D. QUAGLINO, D. LI, C. KIELTY, F. RAMIREZ, L. ROBERT, R. MECHAM, F. GILLES (Grenoble, France)
8:30      OA6 017-3 LIFESPAN EXTENSION AND MODULATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL SUPEROXIDE LEVELS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER BY RHODIOLA ROSEA
M. JAFARI*, S. SCHRINER, A. ABRAHAYMYAN, A. AVANESIAN, P. NY, I. BUSSEL, M. HOLMBECK, J. FELGNER, M. GAZARIAN, S. MALER, M. JAFARI (Irvine, United States)
9:00      OA6 017-5 COGNITIVE STIMULI POSTPONE AGE-ASSOCIATED COGNITIVE DECLINE
A. STRASSER*, S. WEIS, A. MULYUKOVA, A. TICHY, H. BUBNA-LITTITZ, G. HOFECKER (Vienna, Austria)
9:15      OA6 017-6 THE GENETIC BASIS FOR HEALTHY AGING AND HUMAN LONGEVITY: ROLE OF THE FOXO3A GENE
B. WILLCOX*, T. DONLON, Q. HE, R. CHEN, J. GROVE, K. YANO, K. MASAKI, D. WILLCOX, B. RODRIGUEZ, J. CURB (Honolulu, HI, United States)

OD6 018 Familiy and care giving
Room 353
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD6 018-1 ATTITUDES OF FILIAL RESPONSIBILITY: ARE THEY ASSOCIATED WITH WELL-BEING AND BURDEN AMONG THREE CULTURAL GROUPS OF CAREGIVERS?
L. FUNK*, N. CHAPPELL (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
8:15      OD6 018-2 PARENT CARE AS UNPAID FAMILY LABOR: HOW DO SPOUSES SHARE
U. HENZ* (London, United Kingdom)
8:30      OD6 018-3 EXPLORING VARIATION IN LOCAL COMMUNITY ATTACHMENT: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE BELGIAN AGING STUDY
T. BUFFEL*, D. VERTÉ, N. DE WITTE, L. DE DONDER, S. DURY (Brussels, Belgium)
8:45      OD6 018-4 PREVALENCE OF MALNUTRITION RISK IN CARE HOMES IN HAMPSHIRE
E. PARSONS*, E. PARSONS, A. CAWOOD, H. WARWICK, M. ELIA, R. STRATTON (Southampton, United Kingdom)
9:15      OD6 018-6 INCREASING NEEDS FOR JAPANESE RETIREMENT HOMES AND COMMUNITIES WITH COMPARISON TO UNITED STATES
Y. SOMEYA* (Tokyo, Japan)

09:00

Exhibition and Poster session

09:45 - 10:15

Keynote lectures

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Place of sarcopenia in the frailty syndrome
Amphiteatre Bleu
09 :45 – 10 :15
Chair: Etienne BAULIEU (Le Kremlin-Bicêtre, France)

Luigi FERRUCCI - National Institute on Aging (NIH) (Baltimore, United States)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Clinical practice in nursing homes as a tool for progress
Amphiteatre Bordeaux
09 :45 – 10 :15
Chair: Alan SINCLAIR (Luton, UK)

John E. MORLEY - Saint Louis University (Saint Louis, United States)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Longevity, health and wealth
Amphiteatre Havane
09 :45 – 10 :15
Chair: Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France)

Robert N. BUTLER - International Longevity Center USA (New York, United States)

10.15 - 10.30

10:30 - 12:00

Symposia

SB6 019 UPDATE: DEVELOPMENT OF THERAPIES AND DIAGNOSTICS FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Amphitheatre Bleu
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France), Ronald PETERSEN (Mayo, USA)

SB6 019-1      NEW MOLECULAR TARGETS EMERGING FROM BASIC SCIENCE WITH A FOCUS ON AMYLOID STRATEGIES
Lennart MUCKE (San Francisco, United States of America)
SB6 019-2      NEW MOLECULAR TARGETS EMERGING FROM BASIC SCIENCE WITH A FOCUS ON PLEIOTROPIC STRATEGIES
Dale SHENCK (San Francisco, United States of America)
SB6 019-3      IMAGING BIOMARKERS FOR EVALUATION OF DISEASE PROGRESSION IN CLINICAL TRIALS
Nick FOX (London, United Kingdom)
SB6 019-4      MOVING THE THERAPEUTIC TARGETS EARLIER IN ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
Ronald PETERSEN (Rochester, MN, United States of America)

SD6 020 OLDER WORKERS UNDER GLOBALIZATION – EMPLOYMENT AND RETIREMENT IN TIMES OF RAPID SOCIAL CHANGE
Room 241
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Julia MAROLD (Bamberg, Germany), Annika JABSEN (Bamberg, Germany)

SD6 020-1      CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK: CAREER EXITS UNDER GLOBALIZATION – BECOMING RETIRED IN TIMES OF RAPID SOCIAL CHANGE
Dirk HOFAECKER (Bamberg, Germany)
SD6 020-2      THE EMPLOYMENT SITUATION OF OLDER WORKERS AND ITS ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES – A COMPARISON OF GERMANY, DENMARK AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
Paul SCHMELZER (Leipzig, Germany)
SD6 020-3      HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT POLICIES FOR OLDER WORKERS: TOWARDS INCREASING EMPLOYMENT INTEGRATION? EVIDENCE FROM GERMAN AND BRITISH FIRM PANEL DATA
Heike SCHROEDER (London, United Kingdom)
SD6 020-4      THE TREND TOWARDS EARLY RETIREMENT IN GERMANY IN THE GLOBALIZATION PROCESS: WHAT COULD BE LEARNED FROM OTHER EUROPEAN SOCIETIES TO INCREASE OLD AGE EMPLOYMENT RATES SUCCESSFULLY?
Sandra BUCHHOLZ (Bamberg, Germany)

SB6 021 EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING GERIATRIC MEDICINE. A JOINED EUGMS AND IAGG-ER SYMPOSIUM
Room 242 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Jean-Pierre MICHEL (Geneva, Switzerland), Jean Pierre BAEYENS (Ostend, Belgium)

SB6 021-1      GERIATRIC EDUCATION IN EUROPE: IS IT REALLY IMPROVING?
Alfonso CRUZ-JENTOFT (Madrid, Spain)
SB6 021-2      GERIATRIC MEDICINE, A DEFINITION – DOES IT REFLECT THE NEW SPECIALTY CHALLENGES? SGM UEMS CONSENSUS.
Ian HASTIE (Sutton, United Kingdom)
SB6 021-3      THE EUROPEAN ACADEMY FOR MEDICINE OF AGEING (EAMA): PAST,PRESENT AND FUTURE
Cornel SIEBER (Nürnberg, Germany)
SB6 021-4      MODELS OF GERIATRIC TRAINING IN EUROPE – FROM UNIVERSITIES TO CLINICAL PRACTICE
Eva TOPINKOVA (Prague, Czech Republic)

SD6 022 AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE ON PREVENTION OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINT USE
Room 242 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Gabriele MEYER (Witten, Germany)

SD6 022-1      REDUCING PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS IN NURSING HOMES. RESULTS OF A PILOT STUDY.
Jan HAMERS (Maastricht , The Netherlands)
SD6 022-2      IMPACT OF HOSPITALS PARTICIPATION IN THE NICHE PROGRAM ON RESTRAINT USE.
Elisabeth CAPEZUTI (New York, United States of America)
SD6 022-3      WHAT WORKS IN A RESTRAINT REDUCTION PROGRAM? FINDINGS FROM RESEARCH PROJECTS IN REHABILITATION SETTINGS.
Claudia LAI (Hong Kong, China)
SD6 022-4      EVIDENCE-BASED GUIDELINE ON PHYSICAL RESTRAINT REDUCTION IN NURSING HOMES.
Sascha KÖPKE (Hamburg, Germany)

SD6 023 NEW DEPARTURES IN CRITICAL GERONTOLOGY: MULTI-LEVEL PERSPECTIVES ON POWER AND INEQUALITY
Room 243
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Chris PHILLIPSON (Keele, UK)

SD6 023-1      THE IMPORTANCE OF AGING AND THE LIFE WORLD FOR THE PRESENT ECONOMIC CRISIS
Jan BAARS (Den Bosch , The Netherlands)
SD6 023-2      TRANSNATIONAL COMMUNITIES: A THEORETICALLY AND EMPIRICALLY FRUITFUL POINT OF DEPARTURE FOR CRITICAL GERONTOLOGY
Sandra TORRES (Norrköping, Sweden)
SD6 023-3      CRITICAL MICRO-INTERACTIONISM AND LONG-TERM CARE SETTINGS: THEORY, RESEARCH AND ACTION
Rebecca SIDERS (Montreal, Canada)
SD6 023-4      CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON ‘FRAILTY’ IN LATER LIFE
Amanda GRENIER (Montreal, Canada)

SC6 024 SPECIAL SESSION ON FORGIVENESS IN AGING AMERICAN/ISRAELI COLLABORATION
Room 251
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Shira HANTMAN (Upper Galilee, Israel), Roberta GREENE (Texas, United States)

SC6 024-1      A HOLOCAUST SURVIVORSHIP MODEL
Roberta GREENE (Austin, United States of America)
SC6 024-2      CAN WE FORGIVE OR FORGET? FORGIVENESS IN OLD AGE
Shira HANTMAN (Tel Hai, Israel)
SC6 024-3      ERIKSON’S HEALTHY PERSONALITY AND SURVIVORSHIP: LIFE STAGE MEETS LIFE COURSE
Sandra A. GRAHAM (Austin, United States of America)
SC6 024-4      THE ROLE OF PERFORMED MEANING IN SURVIVORSHIP: APPLICATION TO HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Marilyn ARMOUR (Austin, United States of America)
SC6 024-5      HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL ISSUES: A HOLOCAUST CONTEXT:
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SC6 024-6      IMAGES OF OLDER HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Harriet COHEN (Fort Worth, United States of America)
SC6 024-7      RISK AND RESILIENCE AMONG NAZI HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Roberta GREENE (Austin, United States of America)
SC6 024-8      GIVING VOICE TO RESILIENCE: CREATIVE EXPRESSIONS AMONG HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS
Constance CORLEY (Los Angeles, United States of America)

SB6 025 MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT - DISCUSSED AND LESS DISCUSSED ISSUES
Room 252 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Perla WERNER (Haifa, Israel), Amos KORCZYN (Tel Aviv, Israel)

SB6 025-1      THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MCI
Karen RITCHIE (Montpellier, France)
SB6 025-2      IS MCI REALLY A SINGLE NOSOLOGICAL ENTITY? - DIFFICULTIES WITH THE DEFINITION
Amos KORCZYN (Tel Aviv, Israel)
SB6 025-3      NOVEL COMPUTERIZED METHODS TO DIAGNOSE MCI - questions and dilemmas
Perla WERNER (Haifa, Israel)
SB6 025-4      ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Serge GAUTHIER (Montreal, Canada)

SD6 026 AGING, A CONSIDERABLE ACHIEVEMENT FOR HUMANITY – THE ILC PERSPECTIVE
Room 253
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France), Robert BUTLER (New York, United States)

SD6 026-1      DO HEALTH AND LONGEVITY CREATE WEALTH?
Rosy PEREIRA (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
SD6 026-2      HEALTHY AGING AND DESEASE PREVENTION: THE CASE IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE NEDERLANDS
Sebastiana KALULA (Cape Town, South Africa)
SD6 026-3      GENDER DIFFERENCES AMONG OLD PERSONS WORLDWIDE: FACTS AND CONCLUSION
Sara CARMEL (Beer-Sheva, Israel)
SD6 026-4      ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS AND FIGHTING DISCRIMINATION THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
Sally GREENGROSS (Westminster, United Kingdom)

SB6 027 REDUCED FUNCTIONAL STATUS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE: CONSEQUENCES AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS
Room Maillot
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): William EVANS (Little Rock, United States)

SB6 027-1      FUNCTIONAL STATUS: PREDICTOR OF OUTCOMES
Jack GURALNIK (Bethesda, MD, United States of America)
SB6 027-2      PHYSIOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC DETERMINANT OF FRAILTY
Luigi FERRUCCI (Baltimore, MD, United States of America)
SB6 027-3      BED REST AS A CAUSE OF REDUCED FUNCTIONAL STATUS: LOSS OF MUSCLE AND FUNCTION
William EVANS (Little Rock, AR, United States of America)
SB6 027-4      FAT AND MUSCLE: WHICH HAS THE MORE POWERFUL EFFECT ON FUNCTION?
Bret GOODPASTER (Pittsburgh, PA, United States of America)

SD6 028 AGEING AND POLITICS IN EUROPE AND THE USA
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Alan WALKER (Sheffield, UK), Bob BINSTOCK (Cleveland, USA)

SD6 028-1      AGING AND POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES
Bob BINSTOCK (Cleveland, United States of America)
SD6 028-2      COLLECTIVE ACTION IN THE AGEING FIELD: TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT IN FRANCE AND IN THE UNITED STATES
Jean-Phillipe DURANDEL (Besançon, France)
SD6 028-3      THE POLTICS OF AGEING IN GERMANY
Gerd NAEGELT (Dortmund, Germany)
SD6 028-4      TRENDS OF POLITICS OF AGEING IN HUNGARY
Zsuzsa SZEMAN (Budapest, Hungary)

SD6 029 END OF LIFE CARE IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES: THEORETICAL AND PRACTICE PERSPECTIVES
Room 342 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Deborah PARKER (Milton, Australia), Katherine FROGGATT (Lancaster, United Kingdom)

SD6 029-1      END OF LIFE CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE: A SYSTEM AND LIFE WORLD PERSPECTIVE.
Jo HOCKLEY (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
SD6 029-2      LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES AS DISCURSIVE ENVIRONMENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR END OF LIFE CARE
Deborah PARKER (Brisbane, Australia)
SD6 029-3      A CONTESTED STATE IN A CONTESTED PLACE: THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDINGS OF LIVING AND DYING FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES.
Katherine FROGGATT (Lancaster, United Kingdom)
SD6 029-4      TRANSLATING THEORY INTO PRACTICE: STRATEGIES FOR TRANSFORMING LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES
Kevin BRAZIL (Hamilton, Canada)

SC6 030 FEAR OF FALLING IN OLDER PEOPLE: RESULTS FROM DIFFERENT POPULATIONS
Room 342 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Fernando GOMEZ (Manizales, Colombia)

SC6 030-1      FEAR OF FALLING IN DIFFERENT POPULATIONS: HEALTHY AND ILLNESS ELDERLY.
Helene CORRIVEAU (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SC6 030-2      EVIDENCE OF THE PSYCHOMETRIC QUALITIES OF A SIMPLIFIED VERSION OF THE ACTIVITIES-SPECIFIC BALANCE CONFIDENCE SCALE.
Johanne FILIATRAULT (Montreal, Canada)
SC6 030-3      CORRELATES OF ACTIVITY RESTRICTION ASSOCIATED WITH FEAR OF FALLING IN ANDES MOUNTAINS.
Carmen-Lucia CURCIO (Manizales, Colombia)
SC6 030-4      FEASIBILITY OF A COGNITIVE INTERVENTION TO MANAGE FEAR OF FALLING AND ASSOCIATED AVOIDANCE OF ACTIVITY IN COMMUNITY-LIVING OLDER PEOPLE.
G.A. Rixt ZIJLSTRA (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

SD6 031 ARE THERE VALID REASONS FOR AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN MEDICAL TREATMENT?
Room 343
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Konstantina SAFILIOU (Pireas, Greece)

SD6 031-1      AORTIC STENOSIS IN THE ELDERLY
B.J. BOUMA (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SD6 031-2      AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN PRESCRIBING EFFECTIVE DRUGS
Joel ANKRI (Paris, France)
SD6 031-3      AGE-BASED INEQUALITIES IN BREAST CANCER TREATMENT.
Constantina SAFILIOU (Pireas, Greece)
SD6 031-4      LONG-TERM RESULTS OF PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION USING METAL AND DRUG-ELUTING STENTS IN ELDERLY AND YOUNGER PATIENTS
Vassilis VOUDRIS (Athens, Greece)

SB6 032 PAIN ASSESSMENT AND PAIN TREATMENT APPROACHES IN OLDER PERSONS
Amphitheatre Havane
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Gisèle PICKERING (Clermont-Ferrand, France)

SB6 032-1      PAIN ASSESSMENT IN OLDER PERSONS
Steven GIBSON (Melbourne, Australia, Australia)
SB6 032-2      ANALGESIC DRUGS AND OLDER PEOPLE
Helen GASKELL (Oxford , United Kingdom)
SB6 032-3      NO PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO PAIN IN ELDERLY PERSONS
Pat SCHOFIELD (Aberdeen, United Kingdom)

SB6 033 NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF GERIATRIC ANOREXIA/CACHEXIA
Room 351
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): John MORLEY (St Louis, USA), Michael SCHUSTER (New York, USA)

SB6 033-1      MUSCLE WASTING IN AGEING: CACHEXIA VERSUS SARCOPENIA
John MORLEY (St. Louis, United States of America)
SB6 033-2      HEART FAILURE, CACHEXIA AND THE OLDER CARDIAC PATIENT
Stefan ANKER (Berlin, Germany)
SB6 033-3      THE ROLE OF CYTOKINES IN GERIATRIC CACHEXIA
Michael SCHUSTER (New York, United States of America)
SB6 033-4      MANAGING CANCER-RELATED ANOREXIA/CACHEXIA IN THE ELDERLY
Giovanni MANTOVANNI (Cagliari, Italy)

SA6 034 GENETIC, EPIGENETIC AND POST-TRANSLATIONAL MECHANISMS OF AGING
Room 352 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Ladislas ROBERT (Paris, France ), Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States)

SA6 034-1      INTRODUCTION
Ladislas ROBERT (Paris, France)
SA6 034-2      "A BIODEMOGRAPHIC VIEW OF GENETIC MECHANISMS OF AGING"
Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America)
SA6 034-3      INTERACTION NETWORKS AS TOOLS TO INVESTIGATE THE MECHANISMS OF AGING.
Sylvie RICARD-BLUM (Lyon, France)
SA6 034-4      EPIGENETIC AND POST-TRANSLATIONAL MECHANISMS OF AGING.
Jacqueline LABAT-ROBERT (Paris , France)

SD6 035 JURISPRUDENTIAL GERONTOLOGY: THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF LAW AND AGEING
Room 353
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Helen MEENAN (Surrey, United Kingdom)

SD6 035-1      THE NEED FOR "JURISPRUDENTIAL GERONTOLOGY"
Israel DORON (Haifa, Israel)
SD6 035-2      A FEMINIST APPROACH TO ELDER LAW
Kim DAYTON (Saint Paul, United States of America)
SD6 035-3      EQUITY THEORY: RESPONDING TO THE MATERIAL EXPLOITATION OF THE VULNERABLE BUT CAPABLE
Margaret I. HALL (British Colombia, Canada)
SD6 035-4      WHAT CAN ELDER LAW LEARN FROM DISABILITY LAW?
Doug SURTEES (Saskatoon , Canada)

12:00 - 12:15

Break

12:15 - 13:45

Satellite industry session

SAT LUNDBECK - OVERCOMING EVERYDAY CHALLENGES IN ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE
Amphitheatre Bleu
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Roy JONES (Bath, United Kingdom)

WHAT MATTERS MOST FOR PATIENTS AND CARERS?
Jean GEORGES (Luxembourg)
MEMANTINE IN ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE TREATMENT: SPECIFIC SYMPTOMS AND BEYOND
Serge BAKCHINE (France)
COMPLIANCE AND PRACTICAL ISSUES IN ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE TREATMENT
Roy JONES (United Kingdom)

SAT AP-HP - INNOVATIVE GERIATRIC NETWORKS
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Jean-Yves FAGON (Paris, France)

THE EXAMPLE OF INTEGRATIVE NETWORKS IN THE "ASSISTANCE PUBLIQUE HôPITAUX DE PARIS"
Olivier ST JEAN (Paris, France)
ENHANCING ELDER CARE : THE ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY METHOD
John MORLEY (St. Louis, United States of America)
DEVELOPING A NETWORK OF SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY. THE EXPERIENCE OF CATALUNYA
Antoni SALVA (Barcelona, Spain)

SAT SANOFI PASTEUR MSD - HOW DOES INTRADERMAL ROUTE REPRESENT AN ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR FLU VACCINATION IN THE ELDERLY?
Amphitheatre Havane
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Marc PACCALIN (Poitiers, France)

IMMUNOSENESCENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON FLU VACCINATION IN THE ELDERLY
Beatrix GRUBECK-LOEBENSTEIN (Innsbruck, Austria)
THE INTRADERMAL (ID) ROUTE: NEW PERSPECTIVES IN VACCINOLOGY
Jean François NICOLAS (Lyon Pierre-Benite , France)
INTANZA: THE FIRST INTRADERMAL FLU VACCINE
Yves MEGARD (Lyon, France)
CLINICAL RESULTS OF FLU INTRADERMAL VACCINATION IN THE ELDERLY
Pierre VAN DAMME (Wilrijk, Belgium)

SAT MERCK MSD - AGEING RELATED DISEASE : A STRATEGIC CHALLENGE
Room Maillot
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Stéphanie STUDENSKI (Pittsburgh, United States), Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)

INTRODUCTIONS
Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)
DIABETES AND DYSLIPIDEMIA : A SPECIFIC MANAGEMENT IN RELATION WITH AGE
André SCHEEN (Liège, Belgium)
OSTEOPOROSIS : WHICH TREATMENT FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW?
Christian ROUX (Paris, France)
SARCOPENIA : WHAT ARE THE AVAILABLE THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
Stéphanie STUDENSKI (Pittsburgh, United States of America)

13:45 - 14:00

Break

14:00 - 15:30

Symposia

SC6 036 COGNITIVE TRAINING IN LATER ADULTHOOD: FINDINGS FROM FOUR INTERVENTION PROGRAMS
Amphitheatre Bleu
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Sherry WILLIS (Seattle, USA), Sylvie BELLEVILLE (Montreal, Canada)

SC6 036-1      THE ACTIVE RANDOMIZED CONTROL TRIAL: MEMORY, PROCESSING SPEED AND REASONING EXECUTIVE TRAINING WITH NON-DEMENTED ELDERS
Sherry WILLIS (Seattle, Washington, United States of America)
SC6 036-2      PLASTICITY OF WORKING MEMORY AND EPISODIC MEMORY IN THE COGITO STUDY: FINDINGS FROM TIME-ACCURACY FUNCTIONS
Yee Lee SHINGL (Berlin, Germany)
SC6 036-3      MEMORY TRAINING OF ELDERS WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT: MEMORY, FMRI AND ERP FINDINGS
Sylvie BELLEVILLE (Montreal, Canada, Canada)
SC6 036-4      INTELLECTUAL AND SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT AS A FORM OF COGNITIVE INTERVENTION
Jennifer LODI-SMITH (Dallas Texas, United States of America)

SB6 037 TARGETED GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT IN PRIMARY CARE - AN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION.
Room 241
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Jean-Pierre BAEYENS (Oostend , Belgium), Mario BARBAGALLO (Palermo, Italy)

SB6 037-1      Better assessment and response to older people’s health and care needs in primary care: A global solution?
Ian PHILP (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
SB6 037-2      Promoting Successful Ageing
Jack WATTERS (Sheffield, United States of America)
SB6 037-3      The Dutch EASY-Care Studies
Marcel OLDE-RIKKERT (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
SB6 037-4      Evaluation of the training programme for the use of the EASY-Care assessment method as part of the Standardcare project
Shirley BACH (Brighton, United Kingdom)
SB6 037-5      CGA with EASY-Care: Priorities for Research and Development
Mario BARBAGALLO (Palermo, Italy)

SD6 038 LONELINESS IN OLD AGE
Room 242 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Kaisu PITKÄLÄ (Vantaa, Finland), Marja JYLHÄ (Tampere, Finland)

SD6 038-1      EFFECTIVENESS OF PSYCHOSOCIAL GROUP REHABILITATION ON LONELY OLDER PEOPLE- A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Marja JYLHÄ (Tampere, Finland)
SD6 038-2      PROGNOSTIC VALUE OF SOCIAL ISOLATION, LOW SOCIAL PARTICIPATION AND LONELINESS AMONG THE ELDERLY
Pirkko ROUTASALO (Turku, Finland)
SD6 038-3      GLOBAL FEELINGS OF INSECURITY AND LONELINESS IN OLD AGE - OVERLAPPING CONCEPTS?
Niina SAVIKKO (Helsinki, Finland)
SD6 038-4      LONELINESS IN OLD AGE - METHODOLOGICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES
Kaisu PITKALA (Helsinki, Finland)

SD6 039 OLDER PEOPLE IN EMERGENCIES:EDUCATION FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS
Room 242 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Rory FISHER (Toronto,Canada)

SD6 039-1      NATURAL DISASTERS THAT REVEAL CRACKS IN GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING PRACTICE
Sandi HIRST (Calgary, Canada)
SD6 039-2      WHAT HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OLDER PEOPLE IN DISASTERS.
Robert ROUSH ( Houston, United States of America)
SD6 039-3      THE EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVE OF THE INTERPROFESSIONAL DISASTER AND EMERGENCY ACTION STUDY NETWORK(IDEAS)
Laurie MAZURIK (Toronto, Canada)
SD6 039-4      DISCUSSANT.
Rory FISHER (Ottawa, Canada)

SD6 040 SOCIAL PENSIONS AND OLDER PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Room 243
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Peter LLOYD-SHERLOCK (Norwich, UK), Armando BARRIENTOS (Manchester, UK)

SD6 040-1      SOCIAL PENSIONS AND OLDER PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN INTRODUCTION.
Peter LLOYD-SHERLOCK (Norwich , United Kingdom)
SD6 040-2      SOCIAL PENSIONS AND OLDER PEOPLE: EVIDENCE FROM BRAZIL AND SOUTH AFRICA
Armando BARRIENTOS (Manchester , United Kingdom)
SD6 040-3      SIMULATING THE POTENTIAL IMPACTS AND COSTS OF AN EXTENDED SOCIAL PENSION SCHEME IN VIETNAM
Wade PFAU (Tokyo, Japan)

SB6 041 APPROACHES TO FRAILTY IN THE AMERICAS
Room 251
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Kenneth OTTENBACHER (Galveston, United States)

SB6 041-1      FRAILTY INTERVENTIONS AND ETHNIC DIFFERENCES
Kenneth OTTENBACHER (Galveston, United States of America)
SB6 041-2      THE CONCEPT OF FRAILTY: IMPORTANCE, RELEVANCE AND USEFULNESS
Howard BERGMAN (Montreal, Canada)
SB6 041-3      FRAILTY, BIOMARKERS AND INTERDISCIPLINARY IMPLICATIONS
Luis Miguel GUTIERREZ (Mexico City, Mexico)
SB6 041-4      COGNITIVE FRAILTY: TRANSLATING MEMORY PROBLEMS TO USEFUL INTERVENTIONS
Carlos CANO (Bogotá, Colombia)

SC6 042 RESEARCH DIRECTIONS OF THE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION AGING SOCIETY NETWORK
Room 252 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): John ROWE (New York, USA)

SC6 042-1      AGING SOCIETY AND THE ROLE OF THE INTERGENERATIONAL FAMILY
James JACKSON (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
SC6 042-2      INTERVENTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN AN AGING SOCIETY
Lisa BERKMAN (Cambridge, United States of America)
SC6 042-3      LIFE-COURSE IMPLICATIONS OF THE AGING SOCIETY
Martin KOHLI (San Domenico di Fiesole, Italy)
SC6 042-4      U.S. POPULATION SIZE AND AGE STRUCTURE IN 2030 AND 2050: FORECASTS FROM THE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION AGING SOCIETY NETWORK
Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America)
SC6 042-5      POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF AN AGING SOCIETY IN THE US.
Robert BINSTOCK (Cleveland, United States of America)

SC6 043 APATHY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER
Room Maillot
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Philippe ROBERT (Nice, France), Jerome YESSAVAGE (Stanford, USA)

SC6 043-1      CLINICAL, CONCEPT AND CRITERIA OF APATHY IN ALZHEIMER
Philippe ROBERT (Nice, France)
SC6 043-2      MEASUREMENT OF APATHY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE
Chiadi U. ONYIKE (Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America)
SC6 043-3      TREATMENT OF APATHY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE
Serge GAUTHIER (Verdun, Québec, Canada)
SC6 043-4      DISCUSSANT AND CHAIR
Jerome YESAVAGE (Stanford, United States of America)

SA6 044 AGEING IS NO LONGER AN UNSOLVED BIOLOGICAL PROBLEM (SUPPORTED BY THE ELLISON MEDICAL FOUNDATION AND CO-SPONSORED BY THE GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA)
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Leonard HAYFLICK (San Francisco, USA), Robin HOLLIDAY (Canberra, Australia)

SA6 044-1      THE CAUSES OF BIOLOGICAL AGEING ARE KNOWN
Leonard HAYFLICK (The Sea Ranch, CA, United States of America)
SA6 044-2      UNDERSTANDING THE BIOLOGICAL REASONS FOR AGEING
Robin HOLLIDAY (Canberra, Australia)
SA6 044-3      AGEING IS SOLVED BUT ITS SOLUTION ALSO HIGHLIGHTS ITS COMPLEXITY - GEARING UP FOR THE CHALLENGES AHEAD
Thomas KIRKWOOD (Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
SA6 044-4      MAKING SENSE (AND MAKING USE) OF PATTERNS OF MAMMALIAN LONGEVITY
Steven AUSTAD (San Antonio, United States of America)

SD6 045 TERRITORIES AND ICT AS REGARDS AGEING: WHAT PUBLIC POLICIES?
Room 342 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Pascal BULEON (Caen, France), Liliane PIOT (Paris, France)

SD6 045-1      INTERNET PUBLIC SERVICES FOR AN AGEING ACTIVE LIFE AND AUTONOMY
Jean-François LEGRAND (Saint Lô, France)
SD6 045-2      USING TELEHEALTHCARE TO DELIVER MODELS OF CARE
Alan BELL (Stirling, United Kingdom)
SD6 045-3      REGULAR SERVICES BASED ON THE TIC AND INTENDED FOR ELDERLY PERSONS LIVING IN ANDALUSIA-ESPANA
Pedro RODRIGUEZ DELGADO (Sevilla, Spain)

SA6 046 TELOMERE DYNAMICS AND CARDIOVASCULAR AGING
Room 342 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Athanase BENETOS (Nancy, France), Jacques TRETON (Paris, France)

SA6 046-1      TELOMERE DYNAMICS AND EVALUATION OF CARDI0VASCULAR AGING : CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS
Abraham AVIV (Newark, NJ , United States of America)
SA6 046-2      VASCULAR SMOOTH MUSCLE CELLS SENESCENCE AND TELOMERE ATTRITION IN ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Isabelle GORENNE (Cambridge , United Kingdom)
SA6 046-3      TELOMERE LENGTH IN ATHEROGENIC AND NON ATHEROGENIC TISSUS
Rosine NZIETCHUENG (Nancy, France)
SA6 046-4      CLINICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE IMPLICATION OF THE TELOMERE LENGTH IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR AGING
Athanase BENETOS (Nancy, France)

SC6 047 LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
Room 343
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Karen MUNK (Aarhus, Denmark), Boo JOHANSSON (Gothenburg, Sweden)

SC6 047-1      DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
Ken LAIDLAW (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
SC6 047-2      DEPRESSION AS A PLACEBO SENSIBLE ILLNESS
Esben HOUGAARD (Aarhus C, Denmark)
SC6 047-3      ELDERLY MEN WITH LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION. IMPLICATIONS FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY
Hanne JENSEN (Aarhus C, Denmark)
SC6 047-4      PSYCHOTHERAPY AND COMPLEX PRESENTATIONS OF DEPRESSION IN OLD AGE
MIke BIRD (Queanbeyan , Australia)

SB6 048 ANTI HYPERTENSIVE THERAPY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION
Amphitheatre Havane
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France), Olivier HANON (Paris, France)

SB6 048-1      HYPERTENSION AS A RISK FACTOR FOR THE AGING BRAIN AND FOR COGNITIVE DECLINE
Sandra BLACK (Toronto, Canada)
SB6 048-2      CEREBROVASCULAR LESIONS AND COGNITIVE DECLINE
Christope TZOURIO (Paris, France)
SB6 048-3      THE PHARMACODYNAMIC MECHANISMS OF COGNITION ENHANCEMENT BY ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS
Naoyuki SATO (Osaka , Japan)
SB6 048-4      ANTI- HYPERTENSIVE THERAPY AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN THE ELDERLY HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS
Olivier HANON (Paris, France)

SB6 049 STUDIES OF TELEHEALTH AND TELECARE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC ILLNESSES AND THEIR FAMILY CAREGIVERS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Room 351
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Mike NOLAN (Sheffield, United Kingdom), Lennart MAGNUSSON (Varvsholmen, Sweden)

SB6 049-1      THE MAINSTREAMING OF AN ICT BASED SERVICE (ACTION) FOR OLDER PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS LIVING AT HOME, FAMILY CAREGIVERS AND PRACTITIONERS IN SWEDEN.
Elizabeth HANSON (Kalmar, Sweden)
SB6 049-2      HOME SERVICES FOR OLDER PEOPLE'S MANAGEMENT OF THEIR OWN LIVES
Josep ROCA (Barcelona, Spain)
SB6 049-3      Web-based Video Conferencing Support Programs for Family Caregivers and for Older Adults with Chronic Disease
Elsa MARZIALI (Toronto, Canada)
SB6 049-4      E-activities for frail older people who do not understand IT
Peter CUDD (Sheffield, United Kingdom)

SA6 050 AGEING BONE AND GENETICS
Room 352 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): SERGE FERRARI (Geneva, Switzerland), RENE RIZZOLI (Geneva, Switserland)

SA6 050-1      GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS ON THE AGEING SKELETON
Douglas P. KIEL (Boston, United States of America)
SA6 050-2      GENETICS OF MALE OSTEOPOROSIS
Luigi GENNARI (Siena, Italy)
SA6 050-3      PLEIOTROPIC EFFECTS OF OSTEOPOROSIS GENES ON AGE-RELATED DISORDERS
Serge FERRARI (Geneva, Switzerland)

SD6 051 COMPARISONS OF GENERATIONAL AND CULTURAL CHANGE IN THE ‘DEVELOPED’ WORLD: THE IMPACT OF THE BABY BOOMERS ON POLICY AND IDENTITY.
Room 353
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Simon BIGGS (London, United Kingdom)

SD6 051-1      ‘THE IMPACT OF THE BABY BOOMERS ON US PERCEPTIONS OF AGEING AND POLICY’.
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SD6 051-2      ’GENERATION FORMATION OF THE BABY BOOMERS. THE CASE OF FINLAND’
Antti KARISTO (Helsinki, Finland)
SD6 051-3      ‘BOOMER IDENTITY AND CHANGING POLICY STANCES AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE’
Hal KENDIG (Concord, Australia)
SD6 051-4      ‘ THE BABY BOOMERS IN THE UK: CONSUMERS OR THE NEW PRODUCERS?’
Simon BIGGS (London, United Kingdom)

15:30 - 15:45

Break

15:45 - 17:15

IPSEN Award

Monday 6 July
15:45 - 17:15 in room 242 A

IPSEN AWARD

The Fondation IPSEN is awarding its 2009 Longevity prize to Jacques Vallin, a French demographer, for his recent outstanding work on cross-national comparison of longevity through health transition.

This annual prize will be awarded for the 14th time its previous laureates being :
Caleb Finch
Vaino Kannisto
Roy Walford
John Morley
Paul and Margret Baltes
Justin Congdon
George Martin
James Vaupel
Linda Partridge
Michael Marmot
Cynthia Kenyon
David Barker
Gerald McClearn

The international jury consists of : Leonard Poon, James Carey, Eileen Crimmins, Calib Finch, Bernard Forette, Bernard Jeune, George Martin, Jean-Pierre Michel, Jean-Marie Robine, Jacques Tréton, and Bruno Vellas.

Symposia

SC6 052 CROSS-NATIONAL EVIDENCE ON HEALTH CHANGE WITH AGEING
Amphitheatre Bleu
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Dorly DEEG (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)

SC6 052-1      ‘IS THERE A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MORTALITY (LIFE EXPECTANCY) AND OLD AGE DISABILITY TRENDS ACROSS EUROPE?’
Jean-Marie ROBINE (Montpellier, France)
SC6 052-2      ‘ARE WE REALLY LIVING LONGER HEALTHIER YEARS? THE CASE OF JAPANESE ELDERLY’
Yasuhiko SAITO (Tokyo, Japan)
SC6 052-3      RATES OF CHANGE IN OLD AGE DISABILITY ACROSS FIVE STUDIES IN THE NETHERLANDS
Coen VAN GOOL (Bilthoven, The Netherlands)
SC6 052-4      ‘FRAILTY: SEARCHING FOR A RELEVANT CLINICAL AND RESEARCH CONCEPT’
Howard BERGMAN (Montreal, Canada)

SB6 053 THE MNA® REVISITED: WHAT DOES THE DATA TELL US?
Room 241
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France), Cornel SIEBER (Nurnberg, Germany)

SB6 053-1      THE MNA IN RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: FROM BIRTH TO PRESENT
Yves GUIGOZ (Vevey, Switzerland)
SB6 053-2      NEW INSIGHTS FROM AN INTERNATIONALLY POOLED DATABASE
Juergen BAUER (Nurnberg, Germany)
SB6 053-3      FUTURE APPLICATIONS OF THE MNA
Tommy CEDERHOLM (Uppsala, Sweden)

SD6 054 USE OF AN INTEGRATION INDEX TO COMPARE HOME CARE DELIVERY FOR OLDER PERSONS IN 11 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Room 242 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Jean-Claude HENRARD (Paris, France)

SD6 054-1      GENERAL FRAMEWORK OF A SERVICE DELIVERY INTEGRATION INDEX OF HOME CARE FOR OLDER PERSONS: APPLICATION IN SEVERAL EUROPEAN CITIES.
Jean-Claude HENRARD (Paris, France)
SD6 054-2      INTEGRATION CHARACTERITICS AND HOME CARE OUTCOMES OF THE MEDICAL MODEL FACING DISABILITY IN OLDER PERSONS
Graziano ONDER (Roma, Italy)
SD6 054-3      INTEGRATION CHARACTERITICS AND HOME CARE OUTCOMES OF THE SOCIAL MODEL FACING DISABILITY IN OLDER PERSONS.
Gunnar LJUNGGREN (Stockholm, Sweden)
SD6 054-4      IMPACT OF SERVICE DELIVERY INTEGRATION INDEX OF HOME CARE ON INSTITUTIONALIZATION, HOSPITALIZATION AND DEATH.
Joël ANKRI (Paris, France)

SD6 055 BRIDGING RESEARCH AND PRACTICE: TOWARD A GLOBAL MODEL OF GERONTOLOGY EDUCATION
Room 243
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Edwin ROSENBERG (Boone, USA)

SD6 055-1      GEROCENTER: BRIDGING EDUCATION, RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN FINLAND
Tiina-Mari LYYRA (Viveca, Finland)
SD6 055-2      GERONTOLOGY EDUCATION IN THE NETHERLANDS AND THE BENEFITS OF A EUROPEAN UNION MASTERS IN GERONTOLOGY
Martha MEYER (Saarburcken, Germany)
SD6 055-3      GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING EDUCATION IN THAILAND: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
Ed ROSENBERG (Boone, United States of America)
SD6 055-4      THE DA VINCI PROJECT: COLLABORATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF A UNIVERSAL GERONTOLOGY CURRICULUM
Ryo TAKAHASHI (Visakhapatnam, India)
SD6 055-5      INTERGERO: A EUROPEAN-AMERICAN GRADUATE GERONTOLOGY COLLABORATION
Ed ROSENBERG (Boone, United States of America)

SC6 056 LONELINESS IN VARIOUS SOCIETIES
Room 251
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Theo VAN TILBURG (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Jenny DE JONG GIERVELD (The Hague, The Netherlands)

SC6 056-1      INTERPRETING DIFFERENCES IN EMOTIONAL AND SOCIAL LONELINESS IN OLDER PERSONS IN THREE EASTERN AND THREE WESTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
Jenny DE JONG GIERVELD (Den Haag, The Netherlands)
SC6 056-2      LONELINESS IN THE OLDER US POPULATION: PREDICTORS AND CONSEQUENCES
Louise C. HAWKLEY. (Chicago, IL , United States of America)
SC6 056-3      SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL LONELINESS IN YOUNG, MATURE AND OLDER ITALIAN ADULTS
Vanda ZAMMUNER (Padova, Italy)
SC6 056-4      TODAY’S OLDER PERSONS: INCREASINGLY LONELY OR INCREASINGLY LIKELY TO REPORT SO?
Theo VAN TILBURG (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SA6 057 NUTRITION AND BRAIN AGING: PRIMING THE BRAIN AGAINST THE RAVAGES OF TIME
Room 252 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): James JOSEPH (Boston, USA)

SA6 057-1      QUENCHING THE "FIRES" OF BRAIN AGING VIA NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION WITH FRUITS AND WALNUTS
James JOSEPH (Boston, MA, United States of America)
SA6 057-2      BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF POLYPHENOLS FROM FOODS DURING AGEING AND IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
Charles RAMASSAMY (Laval, Canada, Canada)
SA6 057-3      The Role of an Antioxidant Diet and Behavioral Enrichment on Cognition and Neuropathology in the Canine Model of Aging
Elizabeth HEAD (Irvine, CA, United States of America)
SA6 057-4      Diet Restriction versus Diet Selection: Converging Concepts
Donald INGRAM (Baton Rouge, LA, United States of America)

SB6 058 HEART FAILURE IN THE VERY ELDERLY
Room Maillot
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Olivier HANON (Paris, France)

SB6 058-1      SPECIFICITIES OF THE DIAGNOSTIC OF HEART FAILURE IN THE VERY ELDERLY.
Richard HOBBS (Birmingham, United Kingdom)
SB6 058-2      COMORBIDITIES AND HEART FAILURE IN THE VERY ELDERLY
Olivier HANON (Paris, France)
SB6 058-3      SPECIFICITIES OF THE TREATMENT OF HEART FAILURE IN THE VERY ELDERLY
Richard ISNARD (Paris, France)
SB6 058-4      THERAPEUTIC EDUCATION FOR HEART FAILURE: A NECESSITY IN THE ELDERLY
Yves JUILLIÈRE (Nancy, France)

SC6 059 SLEEP DISORDERS IN OLDER PERSONS
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Jerome YESAVAGE (Stanford, USA), Sonia ANCOLI-ISRAEL (La Jolla, USA)

SC6 059-1      AGITATION DURING SLEEP IN OLDER PERSONS
Valérie COCHEN (Toulouse, France)
SC6 059-2      SLEEP DISORDERS IN DEMENTIA
Christophe ARBUS (Toulouse, France)
SC6 059-3      EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SLEEP DISORDERS IN NURSING HOME
Sonia ANCOLI-ISRAEL (La Jolla, United States of America)
SC6 059-4      NON-PHARMACOLOGIC MANAGEMENT OF SLEEP DISORDERS IN OLDER ADULTS
Jerome YESAVAGE (Stanford , United States of America)

SD6 060 MIGRANT LONG TERM CARE WORK AS A RISING CHALLENGE FOR ELDER CARE RESEARCH, POLICY AND PRACTICE (I): RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPE
Room 342 A
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Gloria GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada ), Giovanni LAMURA (Ancona, Italy;)

SD6 060-1      MIGRANT HOUSEHOLD AND CARE WORKERS IN GERMANY: PRACTICE AND POLICY
Haneli DOHNER (Hamburg, Germany)
SD6 060-2      MIGRANT CARE WORKERS IN LONG TERM CARE: LESSONS FROM ITALY
Giovanni LAMURA (Ancona, Italy)
SD6 060-3      MIGRANT CARERS AND THE PROVISION OF SOCIAL CARE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - POLICY, PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
George LEESON (Oxford, United Kingdom)
SD6 060-4      SYNTHESIS AND DISCUSSION
Ewa FRATCZAK (Warsaw, Poland)

SD6 061 NEW PERSPECTIVES ON RURAL AGEING
Room 342 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Catherine HENNESSY (Plymouth, United Kingdom)

SD6 061-1      A FRAMEWORK FOR RESEARCH ON RURAL AGEING
Norah KEATING (Edmonton, Canada)
SD6 061-2      OLDER PEOPLE'S INVOLVEMENT IN CIVIC SOCIETY IN RURAL AREAS
Catherine HENNESSY (Plymouth, United Kingdom)
SD6 061-3      COMMUNITIES OF INTEREST OR COMMUNITIES OF PLACE? REFLECTIONS ON AN EMERGING DEBATE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR RURAL ELDERS
Simon EVANS (Bristol, United Kingdom)
SD6 061-4      THE NEXT DECADE OF RESEARCH ON RURAL AGEING
Vanessa BURHOLT (Swansea, United Kingdom)

SC6 062 CHANGING FAMILIES / EMERGING ISSUES AND NEEDS
Room 343
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Rosemary BLIESZNER (Blacksburg, USA)

SC6 062-1      TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD: GENERATIONAL RIPPLE EFFECTS
Karen HOOKER (Corvallis, OR, United States of America)
SC6 062-2      NORMATIVE BELIEFS AND RESPONSIVENESS TO INCREASING PARENTAL NEEDS
Pearl DYKSTRA (The Hague, The Netherlands)
SC6 062-3      FAMILY EXPERIENCES WITH THE MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT TRAJECTORY
Karen A. ROBERTO (Blacksburg, VA, United States of America)
SC6 062-4      SUCCESSFUL AGING THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN SOCIAL ACTIVITIES: EXAMINING THE SELECTION, OPTIMIZATION AND COMPENSATION MODEL WITH JAPANESE SENIOR CITIZENS
Keiko TAKAHASHI (Tokyo , Japan)

SB6 063 GERIATRIC PALLIATIVE MEDICINE
Amphitheatre Havane
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Nele VAN DEN NOORTGATE (Gent, Belgium ), Vito CURIALE (Genova, Italy)

SB6 063-1      COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT – RAI-PC
Trevor SMITH (Waterloo, Canada)
SB6 063-2      DILEMMAS IN COMMUNICATION AND DECISION MAKING
Cees HERTOGH (Amsterdam, The Netherlands )
SB6 063-3      BEST PRACTICE IN NURSING HOMES
Miel RIBBE (Amsterdam, The Netherlands )
SB6 063-4      GERIATRIC PALLIATIVE MEDICINE: CONSULTATION IN ACUTE CARE GERIATRIC HOSPITAL
Sophie PAUTEX (Collonge-Bellerive, Switzerland)

SB6 064 AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING TECHNOLOGIES IN AN AGING WORLD
Room 351
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Paul ELEAZER (Columbia, United States)

SB6 064-1      AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING: FROM VISIONS TO REALITY
Martin BECKER (Kaiserslautern, Germany)
SB6 064-2      AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING APPROACHES FOR HEALTHY LIVING @ HOME
Elizabeth STEINHAGEN-THIESSEN (Berlin, Germany)
SB6 064-3      AAL TECHNOLOGY: A SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE
Juegen NEHMER (Berlin, Germany)
SB6 064-4      PROBLEMS AND ISSUES FACING AN AGING GENERATION
Victor HIRTH (Columbia, United States of America)

SA6 065 AGING AND ANTI-AGING NON INFLAMMATORY PROTEINS
Room 352 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Eric BOULANGER (Lille, France), Kuro-o MAKOTO (Dallas, United States)

SA6 065-1      A TRUNCATED LAMIN A PROTEIN IN THE PREMATURE AGING DISORDER HUTCHINSON-GILFORD PROGERIA SYNDROME
Maria ERIKSSON (Stockholm, Sweden)
SA6 065-2      IMPLICATION OF TAU IN NEUROFIBRILLARY DEGENERATION DURING AGING AND ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
Luc BUEE (Lille, France)
SA6 065-3      PROTEIN GLYCATION IN AGING: ROLE AND CONTROL
Eric BOULANGER (Lille, France)
SA6 065-4      THE ANTI-AGING MECHANISM MEDIATED BY KLOTHO
Kuro-o MAKOTO (Dallas, United States of America)

SD6 066 SPINNING STRAW INTO GOLD: EXPANDING OPTIONS FOR ELDERS AS HUMAN AND SOCIAL CAPITAL IN RAPIDLY AGING ASIA-PACIFIC
Room 353
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Takeo OGAWA (Yamaguchi, Japan)

SD6 066-1      ACTIVE AGEING POLICIES IN RURAL AND URBAN JAPAN
Takeo OGAWA (Yamaguchi-city, Japan)
SD6 066-2      THE EFFORTS OF SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT "ACTIVE AGING" IN KOREA
Donghee HAN (Busan-city, Korea, Republic of)
SD6 066-3      P.E.R.S.-THE INTEGRATION OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES TO SERVE TOMORROWS ELDERS EFFECTIVELY
Cullen HAYASHIDA (Honolulu, United States of America)
SD6 066-4      PREVENTIVE CARE FOR THE ELDERLY: CHALLENGES IN YAMAGUCHI-PREFECTURE, JAPAN
Makiko TANAKA (Yamaguchi-city, Japan)

17:15 - 17:30

Break

17:30 - 19:00

Symposia

SD6 067 PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM - COMPRESSION OF MORBIDITY: HAS IT COME TRUE?
Amphitheatre Bleu
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Renato MAIA GUIMARÃES (Brasilia, Brazil )

SD6 067-1      MEASURING AND MONITORING SUCCESS IN COMPRESSING MORBIDITY
James FRIES (Stanford, United States of America)
SD6 067-2      ALTERNATION OF COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF MORBIDITY/DISABILITY :GERIATRIC PERSPECTIVES
Jean Pierre MICHEL (Geneva, Switzerland)
SD6 067-3      ARE COMPRESSION OF MORTALITY, MORBIDITY AND DISABILITY UNIVERSAL PHENOMENA?
Jean Marie ROBINE (Montpellier , France)
SD6 067-4      HEALTH CAPITAL, COMPRESSION AND EXPANSION OF MORBIDITY
Renato MAIA GUIMARÃES (Brasilia, Brazil)

SB6 068 NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT IN NURSING HOMES
Room 241
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Graziano ONDER (Rome, Italy), Agathe RAYNAUD-SIMON (Paris, France)

SB6 068-1      THE PREVALENCE AND IMPACT OF AN UNDERDETECTED PROBLEM
Tommy CEDERHOLM (Uppsala, Sweden)
SB6 068-2      SCREENING AND ASSESSMENT OF MALNUTRITION IN NURSING HOMES
Juergen BAUER (Nuremberg, Germany)
SB6 068-3      VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY AND ITS IMPACT ON FUNCTIONALITY IN NURSING HOMES
Yves ROLLAND (Toulouse, France)
SB6 068-4      TO PEG OR NOT TO PEG
Rainer WIRTH (Borken, Germany)

SB6 069 SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR COMMUNITY-DWELLING FRAIL ELDERLY PATIENTS AT THE HOSPITAL-COMMUNITY INTERFACE: A HONG KONG EXPERIENCE
Room 242 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Tak Kwan KONG (Hong Kong, China), Man Fuk LEUNG (Hong Kong, China)

SB6 069-1      INTERFACE BETWEEN THE DIFFERENT STREAMS OF PATIENT FLOW: TOWARDS MEDICO-SOCIAL COLLABORATION
Peter MILLARD (Surrey, United Kingdom)
SB6 069-2      RISK PREDICTION MODEL ON ELDERLY EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS: THE HARRPE MODEL
LH TSUI (Kowloon, Hong Kong)
SB6 069-3      HOW FRAIL AND COMPLEX ARE THE HARRPE PATIENTS?
BC TONG (Kwai Chung, Hong Kong)
SB6 069-4      POST-DISCHARGE PROGRAM FOR ELDERLY HEART FAILURE PATIENTS
KY SHA (Kowloon, Hong Kong)
SB6 069-5      AN EVALUATION STUDY OF "ELDERLY CARE AT HOME PROJECT"
PM FUNG (Kowloon, Hong Kong)
SB6 069-6      TARGETED CASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR HIGH RISK OLDER PERSONS REDUCES HOSPITAL BED-DAYS AND SAVES COST
YM WU (Hong Kong, Hong Kong)

SD6 070 SOCIAL ROLES OF OLDER ADULTS IN MULTIGENERATIONAL FAMILIES: STRUCTURAL, CULTURAL, AND NATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
Room 242 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Merril SILVERSTEIN (Los Angeles, USA)

SD6 070-1      INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS AND SOCIAL MOBILITY AMONG TRANSNATIONAL FAMILIES IN FRANCE
Claudine ATTIAS-DONFUT (Paris, France)
SD6 070-2      CLOSE AT A DISTANCE--CONNECTIVE STRUCTURES IN AGING LEBANESE FAMILIES
Kristine AJROUCH (Ypsilanti , United States of America)
SD6 070-3      THE LEVELING EFFECTS OF GRANDPARENTS ON SIBLING INEQUALITY IN MULTI-PARTNER FERTILITY FAMILY STRUCTURES IN THE UNITED STATES
Linda BURTON (United States of America)
SD6 070-4      NORMS OF INTERGENERATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN RURAL CHINA
Merril SILVERSTEIN (Los Angeles , United States of America)

SD6 071 UNDERSTANDING AND COMPARING PUBLIC AND PRIVATE GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES AND IN FRANCE
Room 243
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Pamela TEASTER (Lexington, USA)

SD6 071-1      UNDERSTANDING LAW AND PRACTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
Erica WOOD (Washington, DC, United States of America)
SD6 071-2      UNDERSTANDING LAW AND PRACTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP IN FRANCE
Marie MERCAT-BRUNS (Paris, France)
SD6 071-3      RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL STUDY OF PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES
Pamela TEASTER (Lexington, United States of America)
SD6 071-4      FINDINGS FROM THE EVALUATION OF PUBLIC GUARDIANSHIP IN THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
Karen ROBERTO (Blacksburg, United States of America)

SC6 072 ORGANIZATION AND ENGAGEMENT OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS STUDENTS AT THE NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEVEL
Room 251
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Anthony KUPFERSCHMIDT ( Vancouver, Canada ), Gloria GUTMAN ( Vancouver, Canada )

SC6 072-1      INCREASING VISIBILITY AND ESTABLISHING A UNIQUE IDENTITY IN A LARGER PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION: EXPERIENCES FROM THE EMERGING SCHOLAR & PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION (ESPO) IN THE U.S.
Kelly FITZGERALD (Swansea, United Kingdom)
SC6 072-2      STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: EARLY RESPONSIBILITY FOR A RESPONSIBLE FUTURE
Dafna HALPERIN (Haifa, Israel)
SC6 072-3      ENABLING THE ESTABLISHMENT AND EVOLUTION OF STUDENT ORGANISATIONS - FACILITATORS, BARRIERS, TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES: EXPERIENCES OF THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF GERONTOLOGY
Helen FEIST (Vancouver, British Columbia, Australia)
SC6 072-4      THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE OF IAGG’S INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF GERONTOLOGY STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Anthony L. KUPFERSCHMIDT (Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)

SB6 073 A NEW APPROACH TO FALLS AND OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES IN AGEING POPULATION
Room 252 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Manuel MONTERO-ODASSO (London, Canada), Robert CUMMING (Sydney, Australia)

SB6 073-1      RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS. WHAT IS NEW ON THE MENU?
Robert CUMMING (Sydney, Australia)
SB6 073-2      FALLS PREVENTION. THE VALUE OF GAIT ASSESSMENT AND DUAL-TASKING
Manuel MONTERO ODASSO (Ontario, Canada)
SB6 073-3      FALLS AND FRACTURES CLINICS. A UNIFIED APPROACH FOR RISK STRATIFICATION FOR OSTEOPOROTIC FRACTURES
Gustavo DUQUE (Sydney, Australia)
SB6 073-4      CLOSING REMARKS AND PROPOSED APPROACH
Manuel MONTERO ODASSO (Ontario, Canada)

SD6 074 SMALL-SCALE, PERSONALIZED NURSING HOMES: A GLOBAL PHENOMENON?
Room Maillot
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Rosalie KANE (Delaware, USA), Hilde VERBLEEK (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

SD6 074-1      LEARNING ABOUT SMALL-HOUSE NURSING HOMES FROM EARLY GREEN HOUSE PROJECTS
Rosalie A KANE (Minneapolis, United States of America)
SD6 074-2      CHARACTERISTICS OF SMALL-SCALE NURSING HOMES IN THE NETHERLANDS AND HOW THEY WORK IN DEMENTIA CARE
Hilde VERBEEK (Maastricht, The Netherlands)
SD6 074-3      SMALL-SCALE NURSING HOMES IN BELGIUM
Anja DECLERCQ (Leuven, Belgium)
SD6 074-4      INNOVATIVE NURSING HOME CARE WITH SMALL-SCALE LIVING IN AN INNER CITY ENVIRONMENT IN TAWIAN
Po-Tsung (Wenbert) CHEN (Taipei, Taiwan)

SA6 075 WHY WE AGE: THE MODERN SYNTHESIS
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Robin HOLLIDAY (Canberra, Australia), Leonard HAYFLICK (San Francisco, USA)

SA6 075-1      WHY WE AGE ?: AN INTEGRATION OF CONCEPTS ACROSS BIOLOGICAL DISCIPLINES
Bruce CARNES (Oklahoma City, United States of America)
SA6 075-2      MOLECULAR DAMAGE AND HETEROGENEITY DURING AGEING: ITS RELEVANCE AND CONSEQUENCE
S. RATTAN (Aarhus, Denmark)
SA6 075-3      WHY WE AGE: A BIODEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE
Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America)

SD6 076 SUPPORTING SUSTAINABLE INFORMAL CARE – THE EUROCARERS FRAMEWORK
Room 342 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Henk NIES (Utrecht, The Netherlands)

SD6 076-1      SUPPORT FOR CARERS AND THE IMPORTANCE OF INFORMATION, ADVICE, ADVOCACY AND TRAINING
Hanneli DÖHNER (Hamburg, Germany)
SD6 076-2      TECHNOLOGY BASED SERVICES FOR CARERS
Geraldine VISSER (Utrecht, The Netherlands)
SD6 076-3      CASH FOR CARE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CARERS
Caroline GLENDINNING (York, United Kingdom)
SD6 076-4      EXPERIENCES OF CARERS IN USING FORMAL SUPPORT AND THE ROLE OF ASSESSING CARERS
Therese JACOBS (Antwerp, Belgium)

SA6 077 NONCODING RNA AND EPIGENETIC CONTROL OF AGING: FROM WORM TO MAN
Room 342 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Eugenia WANG (Kentucky, United States), Anna MCCORMICK (Bethesda, United States)

SA6 077-1      PROGRAMMED MICRORNA SHIFT DURING MID-LIFE: THE START OF AGING FRAILTY
Eugenia WANG (Louisville, United States of America)
SA6 077-2      MICRORNA PROFILING IN ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
Hyman SCHIPPER (Montreal, Canada)
SA6 077-3      TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION OF MICRORNA IN AGING BRAIN AND SENESCENT FIBROBLASTS
Weixiong ZHANG (St. Louis, United States of America)
SA6 077-4      MICRORNA MODULATION OF C. ELEGANS HEALTHSPAN AND LIFESPAN
Monica DRISCOLL (Piscataway, United States of America)

SC6 078 THE CHALLENGES OF SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETIES.
Room 343
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Bilkish CASSIM (Congella, South Africa), Tricia WOO (Hamilton, Canada)

SC6 078-1      DEVELOPMENT OF A POCKET TOOL FOR FAMILY AND INTERDISCIPLINARY SCREENING OF AN OLDER PERSON WITH COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS IN CANADA
Kathleen CRUTTENDEN (Fredericton, Canada)
SC6 078-2      CHALLENGES OF SCREENING FOR DEMENTIA IN A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY WITH LIMITED RESOURCES
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SC6 078-3      THE FACE VALIDITY OF THE DECO IN A SOUTH AFRICAN POPULATION
Serela RAMKLASS (Durban, South Africa)
SC6 078-4      DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALGORITHM FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF DEMENTIA IN A SOUTH AFRICAN POPULATION
Bilkish CASSIM (Durban, South Africa)

SB6 079 DEFINING SARCOPENIA--- SUMMING UP AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH FROM POPULATION STUDIES
Amphitheatre Havane
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Zhao CHEN (Tucson, USA), Tamara HARRIS (Bethesda, USA)

SB6 079-1      ASSEMBLING THE EVIDENCE FOR SARCOPENIA: CRITICAL ISSUES
Scott GOING (Tucson, AZ, United States of America)
SB6 079-2      SARCOPENIA: AGE, RACIAL/ETHNIC AND SEX VARIATIONS IN RISK FACTORS
Zhao CHEN (Tucson, AZ, United States of America)
SB6 079-3      MUSCLE MASS OR FUNCTION: SARCOPENIA OR POWER? THE STUDY OF OSTEOPOROSIS IN MEN
Peggy MANNEN CAWTHON (San Francisco, United States of America)
SB6 079-4      MUSCLE MASS OR MUSCLE FAT: SARCOPENIA OR MYOSTEATOSIS? THE HEALTH, AGING, AND BODY COMPOSITION STUDY
Tamara HARRIS (Bethesda, MD, United States of America)
SB6 079-5      TOWARDS A DEFINITION OF LOW HANDGRIP STRENGTH IN OLDER MEN AND WOMEN
Marjolein VISSER (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SB6 080 EXPERIENCES OF ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR OLDER AGE
Room 351
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Elisabeth STEINHAGEN-THIESSEN (Berlin, Germany), Mehmet GÖVERCIN (Berlin, Germany)

SB6 080-1      INTEGRATING REMOTE MONITORING IN NATIONAL TELEHOMECARE: A REPORT FROM THE NETHERLANDS
Charles G WILLEMS (Deventer, The Netherlands)
SB6 080-2      DESIGNING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SPATIAL NAVIGATION IN OLD AGE
Michael SCHELLENBACH (Berlin, Germany)
SB6 080-3      SENSOR BASED HIP REHABILITATION IN PRACTICE
Mehmet GÖVERCIN (Berlin, Germany)
SB6 080-4      EVALUATION OF WANDERING BY RESIDENTS IN AN ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY (ALF) USING ULTRA WIDEBAND RADIO RTLS
William D. KEARNS (Tampa, Florida , United States of America)
SB6 080-5      CARE INFORMATICS AS THE BASIS FOR INTEGRATED TELEHOMECARE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM FIELD TESTS
Anthony P. GLASCOCK (Philadelphia, United States of America)

SA6 081 IMMUNOSENESCENCE: STATE OF THE ART
Room 352 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Tamas FULOP (Sherbrooke, Canada), Jacques TRETON (Paris, France)

SA6 081-1      THE INNATE IMMUNE RESPONSE AND AGING
Tamas FULOP (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SA6 081-2      CHRONIC VIRAL INFECTION AS A DRIVING FORCE FOR T CELLS IMMUNOSENESCENCE
Graham PAWELEC (Tubingen, Germany)
SA6 081-3      B CELL CONTRIBUTION TO IMMUNOSENESCENCE
Michael P. CANCRO (Philadelphia, United States of America)
SA6 081-4      INFLAMAGING: A UNIFYING THEORY FOR IMMUNOSENESCENCE
Claudio FRANCESCHI (Bologna, Italy)

SD6 082 CROSS-NATIONAL STANDARDS OF QUALITY INDICATORS IN MULTIPLE SECTORS
Room 353
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): John MORRIS (Boston, United States)

SD6 082-1      A NEW APPROACH TO ADJUSTING FOR SELECTION BIAS IN QUALITY INDICATORS
Katherine BERG (Toronto, Canada)
SD6 082-2      CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF NURSING HOME QUALITY INDICATORS
John MORRIS (Boston, United States of America)
SD6 082-3      CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF HOME CARE QUALITY INDICATORS
Magnus BJÖRKGREN (Kokkola, Finland)
SD6 082-4      CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON OF POST-ACUTE CARE QUALITY INDICATORS
Pálmi JÓNSSON (Reykjavik, Iceland)

Tuesday July 7th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB7 083 Alzheimer
Amphitheatre Bleu
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 083-1 EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ALZHEIMER
E. BARBEAU*, M. DIDIC-HAMEL COOKE, O. FELICIAN, E. GUEDJ, J. RANJEVA, M. PONCET, P. COZZONE, M. CECCALDI (Toulouse, France)
8:15      OB7 083-2 THE PREVALENCE OF DEMENTIA AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN DUBLIN AREA NURSING HOMES: THE NEED FOR ON-GOING COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT
S. CAHILL*, A. PONCE (Dublin, Ireland)
8:30      OB7 083-3 N-3 FATTY ACID TREATMENT AND PLASMA TRANSTHYRETIN IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
G. FAXEN IRVING*, Y. FREUND-LEVI, M. ERIKSDOTTER-JÖNHAGEN, H. BASUN, E. HJORTH, J. PALMBLAD, I. VEDIN, L. WAHLUND, T. CEDERHOLM (Stockholm, Sweden)
8:45      OB7 083-4 THE METABOLIC SYNDROME AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: A CASE-CONTROL STUDY AMONG MEXICAN ELDERLY
J. GARCIA LARA*, J. AVILA-FUNES, L. GUTIERREZ-ROBLEDO, S. AGUILAR-NAVARRO, J. REYES-GUERRERO (Mexico , Mexico)
9:00      OB7 083-5 THE EFFECT OF EDUCATION ON RCBF CHANGES IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE:A LONGITUDINAL SPECT STUDY
H. HARUO*, T. SATO, S. SHIMIZU, K. HIRAO, H. KANETAKA, T. IWAMOTO (Tokyo, Japan)
9:15      OB7 083-6 IMMUNE- INFLAMMATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
G. COLONNA-ROMANO*, M. PELLICANÒ, M. BULATI, S. BUFFA, M. BARBAGALLO, A. DI PRIMA, G. MISIANO, M. DI CARLO, G. CANDORE, C. CARUSO (Palermo, Italy)

OB7 084 Frailty
Room 241
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 084-1 OUTCOMES AFTER ACUTE DECONDITIONING: INPATIENT REHABILITATION(IRF) VS. SKILLED NURSING FACILITY (SNF) TREATMENT
E. BINDER*, D. CARR, J. ZHENG, C. WILKINS, K. SCHECHTMAN (Saint Louis, United States)
8:15      OB7 084-2 WHICH SCREENINGS INSTRUMENT PREDICTS MOST ADEQUATE POOR OUTCOME AFTER AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT VISIT IN NON-ADMITTED OLDER PATIENTS
B. BUURMAN*, J. KOREVAAR, W. VAN DEN BERG, S. DE ROOIJ (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
8:30      OB7 084-3 THE REALATIONSHIP BETWEEN URIC ACID AND FRAILTY SYNDROME IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER PERSONS
E. CIRINEI*, C. RUGGIERO, A. CHERUBINI , F. PATACCHINI, B. GASPERINI , M. MAGGIO, S. BANDINELLI, F. LAURETANI, L. FERRUCCI (Perugia, Italy)
8:45      OB7 084-4 FRAILTY IN BRAZILIAN ELDERLY
Y. DUARTE*, M. LEBRAO, J. SANTOS, V. BERTASSI, R. LAURENTI (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
9:00      OB7 084-5 A RELIABLE MEASURE OF FRAILTY FOR A COMMUNITY DWELLING OLDER POPULATION
S. KAMARUZZAMAN*, G. PLOUBIDIS, S. EBRAHIM (London, United Kingdom)
9:15      OB7 084-6 THE EFFECT OF DUAL TASK PERFORMANCE AMONG FRAIL AND NON FRAIL OLDER ADULTS
J. LEMOS*, M. NAJAS, M. PERRACINI (São Paulo, Brazil)

OD7 085 Demography / Economy / Social policy
Room 242 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD7 085-1 CROSS-NATIONAL VARIATIONS IN PLACE OF DEATH OF OLDER PEOPLE IN FIVE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
D. HOUTTEKIER*, J. COHEN, L. DELIENS (Brussels, Belgium)
8:15      OD7 085-2 THE ENGLISH ARE HEALTHER THAN AMERICANS IN LATER LIFE: DO PSYCHOSOCIAL RISK FACTORS CONTRIBUTE?
A. MCMUNN*, J. BANKS, J. SMITH, M. MARMOT (London, United Kingdom)
8:30      OD7 085-3 THE CURIOUS CASE OF EXTREME LONGEVITY: AGEISM FOR THE 21ST CENTURY.
R. MERCHANT* (Stafford, United Kingdom)
8:45      OD7 085-4 THE MEDIATING AND MODERATING EFFECTS OF SELF-ESTEEM ON HEALTH AND DEPRESSION AMONG THE LOW INCOME ELDERLY IN KOREA
M. CHUN* (Seoul, Korea, Republic of)
9:00      OD7 085-5 ACTIVE LABOUR MARKET POLICIES FOR OLDER WORKERS – JAPAN, GERMANY AND THE UNITED KINGDOM COMPARED
F. FRERICHS* (Vechta, Germany)
9:15      OD7 085-6 PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES TO KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER ‘COME OF AGE’: ENGAGING OLDER ADULTS IN THE RESEARCH ENTERPRISE
J. JANES* (Toronto, Canada)

OB7 086 Prevention
Room 242 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 086-1 GOOD APPETITE BY SELF REPORT PREDICTS SURVIVAL IN THE ELDERLY
D. SHAHAR*, B. YU, D. HOUSTON, S. KRITCHEVSKY, J. LEE, S. RUBIN, D. SELLMEYER, F. TYLAVSKY, T. HARRIS (Beer-Sheva, Israel)
8:15      OB7 086-2 A MULTI-LEVEL INVESTIGATION OF HEALTH RISK FACTORS ACROSS 15 COUNTRIES
P. THOMAS*, R. SMITH-RAY, T. PROHASKA, R. LOGIE (Chicago, United States)
8:30      OB7 086-3 HEALTH, FALLS HISTORY, SENSORY FUNCTION AND POSTURAL INSTABILITY NEED PRE-EMPTIVE INTERVENTION DURING MID-LIFE.
N. LOW CHOY*, S. BRAUER, J. NITZ (Bond University, Australia)
8:45      OB7 086-4 PREVENTION OF DELIRIUM IN A FRENCH UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL : FROM CLINICAL RESEARCH TO CLINICAL PRACTICE
A. GENTRIC*, S. ESTIVIN, E. COMPS, V. JESTIN, L. DUCASTAING (Brest, France)
9:00      OB7 086-5 PREDICTOR OF DECLINE IN HIGHER-LEVEL FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY AMONG ELDERLY JAPANESE: THE OHASAMA STUDY
M. TSUBOTA-UTSUGI*, R. ITO-SATO, T. OHKUBO, M. KIKUYA, K. ASAYAMA, H. METOKI, A. KURIMOTO, K. SUZUKI, K. TOTSUNE, Y. IMAI (Tokyo, Japan)
9:15      OB7 086-6 TRADE-OFFS BETWEEN MAJOR ELDERLY DISORDERS: IMPACT ON AGING AND LONGEVITY
S. UKRAINTSEVA*, A. YASHIN, K. ARBEEV, I. AKUSHEVICH, A. KULMINSKI (Durham, United States)

OB7 087 Nutrition
Room 243
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 087-1 BODY MASS INDEX AND MORTALITY IN MEN AND WOMEN AGED 70 TO 75 YEARS.
K. MCCAUL*, J. CALVER , O. ALMEIDA , G. HANKEY , K. JAMROZIK , W. BROWN , J. BYLES , L. FLICKER (Crawley, Australia)
8:15      OB7 087-2 BODY MASS INDEX AND MORTALITY IN HOSPITALIZED ELDERLY PATIENTS
F. ADDANTE*, L. BONGHI, L. FONTANA, M. MATERA, G. D'ONOFRIO, D. SANCARLO, P. D'AMBROSIO, C. SCARCELLI, D. SERIPA, A. PILOTTO (San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy)
8:30      OB7 087-3 RESTRITIVE DIETS INCREASE THE RISK OF MALNUTRITION IN FREE-LIVING ELDERLY
O. MOLATO*, F. LE DUFF, O. GUÉRIN, G. ZEANANDIN, X. HÉBUTERNE, S. SCHNEIDER (Nice, France)
8:45      OB7 087-4 FISH, LONG-CHAIN N-3 FATTY ACIDS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM THE SU.VI.MAX2 STUDY
E. KESSE-GUYOT*, S. PÉNEAU, S. HERCBERG, M. FERRY, P. GALAN, C. JEANDEL (Bobigny, France)
9:00      OB7 087-5 LONG-CHAIN OMEGA-3 FATTY ACIDS, DEPRESSIVE STATUS AND COGNITIVE DECLINE IN OLDER ADULTS
C. SAMIERI*, C. FÉART, C. PROUST-LIMA, L. LETENNEUR, E. PEUCHANT, J. DARTIGUES, H. AMIEVA, P. BARBERGER-GATEAU (Bordeaux, France)
9:15      OB7 087-6 DIET RESTRICTION AND POLYPHENOL SUPPLEMENTATION MODIFY COGNITIVE PERFORMANCES IN A PRIMATE
A. DAL-PAN*, J. PICQ, F. AUJARD (Brunoy, France)

OB7 088 Cancer advances in geriatrics
Room 251
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 088-1 EFFECT OF CO-MORBIDITY ON SURVIVAL OF BLADDER CANCER WITHIN DIFFERENT AGE GROUPS IN TWO REGIONS OF THE NETHERLANDS
E. BASTIAANNET*, A. LELIVELD, K. GOOSSENS, I. DE JONG, P. KIL, M. JANSSEN-HEIJNEN (Leiden , The Netherlands)
8:15      OB7 088-2 INFLUENCE OF GERIATRIC CONSULTATION WITH COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT (CGA) ON THERAPEUTIC DECISION IN ELDERLY CANCER PATIENTS.
P. CHAIBI*, M. NICOLAS, C. AMALE, D. JEAN-JACQUES, T. MOHAND, K. DAVID, P. FRANÇOIS, S. JEAN-PHILIPPE (Ivry sur Seine, France)
8:30      OB7 088-3 GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT IN ELDERLY CANCER PATIENTS: GERIATRIC SYNDROMES AND IMPACT ON TREATMENT.
J. VOURIOT*, P. CAILLET, C. DELBALDO, S. KRYPCIAK, M. BERLE, S. CULINE, S. BASTUJI-GARIN, E. PAILLAUD (Creteil, France)
8:45      OB7 088-4 CHOICE OF ADJUVANT THERAPY IN OLD WOMEN WITH EARLY BREAST CANCER AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT (MGA)
S. MONFARDINI*, C. FALCI, A. DE MATTEIS, D. CRIVELLARI, A. MOLINO, S. LONARDI, A. BRUNELLO, C. BASSI, P. FIDUCCIA, U. BASSO (Padova, Italy)
9:00      OB7 088-5 SIOG (INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF GERIATRIC ONCOLOGY) PROSTATE CANCER GUIDELINES PROPOSALS IN SENIOR ADULT MEN.
J. DROZ* (Lyon, France)
9:15      OB7 088-6 APOE GENOTYPE, PLASMA CHOLESTEROL, AND CANCER: A MENDELIAN RANDOMISATION STUDY
S. TROMPET*, W. JUKEMA, M. KATAN, G. BLAUW, N. SATTAR, B. BUCKLEY, M. CASLAKE, I. FORD, J. SHEPHERD, R. WESTENDORP, A. DE CRAEN (Leiden, The Netherlands)

OB7 089 Alzheimer
Room 252 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 089-1 NOVEL IMMUNOTHERAPY OF ALZHEIMER
B. SOLOMON* (Tel Aviv, Israel)
8:15      OB7 089-2 ASYMPTOMATIC INDIVIDUALS AT GENETIC RISK FOR ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL BRAIN CHANGES
S. BASSETT*, G. VERDUZCO, C. CRISTINZIO (Baltimore, United States)
8:30      OB7 089-3 DEPRESSION IN TAIWANESE PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: DETERMINED WITH FIVE DIFFERENT ASSESSMENT TOOLS
T. LAI*, P. CHIU (Taichung, Taiwan)
8:45      OB7 089-4 THE EFFICACY OF A MEDICAL FOOD (SOUVENAID®) IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE: RESULTS FIRST TRIAL AND DESIGN OF FUTURE TRIALS
P. SCHELTENS*, P. KAMPHUIS (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
9:00      OB7 089-5 AN OBSERVATIONAL LONGITUDINAL STUDY USING A PREVIOUSLY VALIDATED TOOL OF THE ANTI-CHOLINERGIC BURDEN IN A COHORT OF 224 PEOPLE WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD).
C. FOX*, G. LIVINGSTON, C. KATONA, S. COULTON, I. MAIDMENT, D. SMITHARD, M. BOUSTANI (FOLKESTONE, United Kingdom)
9:15      OB7 089-6 BENEFITS OF INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULIN (IVIG) IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE (AD) SHOWN IN A PHASE 2 STUDY.
M. WEKSLER*, P. SZABO, N. RELKIN, L. MOSCONI, D. TSAKANIKAS (New York, United States of America)

OB7 090 Frailty / Physical exercise
Room Maillot
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 090-1 AMBULATORY ACTIVITY, NUTRIENT INTAKE AND STATIN USE AS DETERMINANTS OF SARCOPENIA IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING OLDER ADULTS.
D. SCOTT*, J. FELL, L. BLIZZARD, G. JONES (Hobart, Australia)
8:15      OB7 090-2 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DISADVANTAGE FROM CHILDHOOD TO ADULTHOOD AND LOCOMOTOR FUNCTION IN OLD AGE
K. THOMAS*, R. MARTIN, J. GALLACHER, D. GUNNELL, S. EBRAHIM, Y. BEN-SHLOMO (Bristol, United Kingdom)
8:30      OB7 090-3 NORTHUMBERLAND FISHNETS: A WHOLE SYSTEM APPROACH TO OLD AGE FALLS PREVENTION.
G. COOK*, D. DAWSON (Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom)
8:45      OB7 090-4 EFFECTS OF EXERCISE PROGRAMS TO PREVENT HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE DECLINE IN HIGHLY DECONDITIONED INSTITUTIONALIZED OLDER ADULTS: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
A. DECHAMPS*, P. DIOLEZ, E. THIAUDIERE, C. ONIFADE, T. VUONG, I. BOURDEL-MARCHASSON (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
9:00      OB7 090-5 THE EFFECT OF RESISTANCE TRAINING ON BRAIN FUNCTION AMONG COMMUNITY-DWELLING SENIOR WOMEN: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
T. LIU-AMBROSE*, L. NAGAMATSU, L. HSU, M. ASHE, L. KATARYNYCH, K. KHAN, P. GRAF, B. BEATTIE, T. HANDY (Vancouver, Canada)
9:15      OB7 090-6 MUSIC BASED MULTITASK EXERCISES (JAQUES-DALCROZE EURHYTHMICS) IMPROVES GAIT AND BALANCE IN ELDERLY: PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
A. TROMBETTI*, M. HARS, S. DEL BIANCO, S. FERRARI, R. RIZZOLI (Geneva, Switzerland)

OD7 091 Integrated models of care
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD7 091-1 USING A RELATIONSHIP BASED MODEL OF CARE TO DEVELOP COMMUNITY IN RESIDENTIAL LONG TERM CARE
C. BROWN WILSON* (Manchester, United Kingdom)
8:15      OD7 091-2 FINDINGS FROM A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF IN-HOME PALLIATIVE CARE
R. BRUMLEY*, S. ENGUIDANOS (Los Angeles, United States)
8:30      OD7 091-3 THE BELGIAN CARE PROGRAMME FOR GERIATRIC PATIENTS ADMITTED TO THE HOSPITAL.
B. D'ALLEINE*, M. LAMBERT, N. VAN DEN NOORTGATE, A. DEJACE, C. DECOSTER, M. QUINET, J. BAEYENS (Brussel, Belgium)
8:45      OD7 091-4 THE HOME INDEPENDENCE PROGRAM RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
G. LEWIN*, K. DE SAN MIGUEL, S. VANDERMEULEN, J. SMITH, C. PATTERSON (Perth, Australia)
9:00      OD7 091-5 EVALUATION OF A NEW MODEL OF LONG TEM CARE (LTC) FACILITIES IN A CANADIAN CONTEXT
L. ROBICHAUD*, T. ANDRÉ, M. DIANE, V. RENÉ, D. ISABELLE (Québec, Canada)
9:15      OD7 091-6 MULTIDISCIPLINARY INTEGRATED CARE IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF CARE OF ELDERLY LIVING IN RESIDENTIAL HOMES, A RANDOMISED TRIAL
M. BOORSMA *, H. VAN HOUT, G. NIJPELS, D. FRIJTERS (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

OC7 092 Psychological aspects of aging / Sexuality
Room 342 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC7 092-1 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, AGING, AND SELF-ESTEEM: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
E. MCAULEY*, S. WHITE, E. KLAMM, A. SZABO, T. WOJCICKI, L. HU, K. MORRIS, A. KRAMER (Urbana, United States)
8:15      OC7 092-2 BODY AND DANCE THROUGHOUT AGES
J. TARDIEU*, F. TAMALET, H. RANDRIANJAFY, T. DANTOINE (AUBUSSON, France)
8:30      OC7 092-3 THE IMPORTANCE AND MEANING OF FRIENDSHIPS TO OLDER PERSONS IN SOUTH AFRICA
V. ROOS* (Potchefstroom, South Africa)
8:45      OC7 092-4 WELL-BEING DYNAMICS IN COUPLES FROM THE AUSTRALIAN LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AGEING
R. WALKER*, M. LUSZCZ, D. GERSTORF, C. HOPPMANN, P. EDWARDS (Adelaide, Australia)
9:00      OC7 092-5 A STUDY OF SEXUAL BEHAVIORS AND DISORDERS OF IRANIAN ELDERLY IN RETIREMENT ORGANIZATION
S. MALAKOUTI*, F. TEYMOORI, . EFTEKHAR ARDABILI, M. NOJOMI (Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of)
9:15      OC7 092-6 SEX IN THE CITY AND OLDER PEOPLE
L. MCAULIFFE*, M. BAUER, R. NAY, D. FETHERSTONHAUGH (Bundoora, Australia)

OA7 093 Biological sciences: mechanism of ageing
Room 342 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OA7 093-1 THE ROLE OF HSF AND HSP 70 IN LIFE SPAN ALTERATION AFTER IRRADIATION OR OXIDATIVE STRESS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER
A. MOSKALEV*, M. SHAPOSHNIKOV, E. TURYSHEVA (Syktyvkar, Russian Federation)
8:30      OA7 093-3 SIZE MATTERS: ROS-INDUCED MITOCHONDRIAL DAMAGE IS ATTENUATED IN ELONGATED MITOCHONDRIA OF SENESCENT CELLS
M. JENDRACH*, S. MAI, M. KLINKENBERG, J. KAUDEER, G. AUBURGER, J. BEREITER-HAHN (Frankfurt, Germany)
8:45      OA7 093-4 EFFECTS OF DEFICIENCY OF INOS ON AGING-RELATED INSULIN RESISTANCE AND INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE
S. PARK*, H. CHA, Y. KIM, J. KIM (Daegu, Korea, Republic of)
9:00      OA7 093-5 THE INHIBITORY ROLE OF MYOSTATIN-SMAD3 SIGNALING FOR ADIPOGENESIS : CROSSTALK BETWEEN MUSCLE AND FAT
Y. TSURUTANI*, F. MASAKI, Y. KOTARO (Chiba, Japan)
9:15      OA7 093-6 TNF-ALPHA UPREGULATION UPREGULATES MAC-1 ADHESION MOLECULE IN ELDERLY SUBJECTS WITH BLOOD PRESSURE ABOVE 120/80MMHG
I. REA*, M. ARMSTRONG, D. ALEXANDER, S. MCNERLAN, S. MCMILLAN (Belfast, United Kingdom)

OC7 094 Psychological aspects of ageing
Room 343
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC7 094-1 AFFECT AND MORALE IN OLDER CANADIAN ADULTS
E. HELMES*, R. GOFFIN, R. CHRISJOHN (Townsville, Australia)
8:15      OC7 094-2 EXPLORING AND EXAMINING THE EXPERIENCE OF REGRET AMONGST MID-LIFE AND OLDER IRISH ADULTS
E. HOLLYWOOD*, H. ELAINE, O. ANN, M. JOHN, B. RODD (Dundalk, Ireland)
8:30      OC7 094-3 DIOGENES SYNDROME: DOES THE BENEFIT OF THE TEAM APPROACH TO INTERVENTION SUPPORT THE COST?
D. JOHNSON*, C. TAGGART (Windsor, Canada)
8:45      OC7 094-4 HONOR AND RESPONSIBILITY FOR “MAN OF LONGEVITY”: WHAT CAN JAPANESE SENIORS DO WITH THE LONGEST LIFETIME IN THE WORLD?
A. KOMUKAI* (Tokyo, Japan)
9:00      OC7 094-5 COGNITIVE REAPPRAISAL MODERATES AGE DIFFERENCES IN ATTENTION TO NEGATIVE IMAGES
T. LI*, H. FUNG, D. ISAACOWITZ (Hong Kong, China)
9:15      OC7 094-6 USING ACUPRESSURE AND MONTESSORI-BASED ACTIVITIES TO DECREASE AGITATION FOR RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA: A CROSS-OVER TRIAL
L. LIN*, M. YANG, S. WU (Taipei, Taiwan)

OB7 095 Cardiovascular disease
Amphitheatre Havane
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 095-1 ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION IMPROVES THE PREDICTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR RISK IN PATIENTS WITH STAGE 4 CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
A. WYNCKEL*, F. LESAFFRE, P. NAZEYROLLAS, M. MOHAJER, S. DUVAL, J. MELIN, D. METZ, P. RIEU (Reims, France)
8:15      OB7 095-2 LOW HDL-CHOLESTEROL IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE RISK OF STROKE IN ELDERLY DIABETIC INDIVIDUALS: CHANGES IN THE RISK FOR ATHEROSCLEROTIC DISEASES AT VARIOUS AGES
T. HAYASHI*, H. ITOH, H. WATANABE, H. SONE, N. YAMADA, Y. HATTORI, T. OHURI, K. YOKOTE, H. NOMURA, H. UMEGAKI, A. IGUCHI (Nagoya, Japan)
8:30      OB7 095-3 EFFECTS OF PERINDOPRIL AND ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC VARIABLES IN ELDERLY POST-MI PATIENTS: THE PREAMI ECHO SUB-STUDY
C. CECONI*, L. NICOLOSI, S. GOLCEA, G. PARRINELLO, M. CHIARIELLO, W. REMME, L. TAVAZZI, R. FERRARI (Ferrara, Italy)
8:45      OB7 095-4 HOW TO IMPROVE ANTICOAGULATION CONTROL IN HOSPITALIZED ELDERLY PATIENTS ON WARFARIN ?
I. GOUIN-THIBAULT*, C. LEVY, I. MAHÉ, J. GOLMARD, V. SIGURET, M. SIRIWARDANA, E. PAUTAS (Ivry-sur-Seine, France)
9:00      OB7 095-5 DO PHARMACOGENETIC FACTORS BESIDES NON GENETIC FACTORS INFLUENCE WARFARIN RESPONSE IN VERY ELDERLY INPATIENTS?
C. MOREAU*, E. PAUTAS, I. GOUIN-THIBAULT, J. GOLMARD, I. MAHÉ, C. LEGENDRE, E. TAILLANDIER-HÉRICHE, B. DURAND-GASSELIN, P. BEAUNE, M. LORIOT, V. SIGURET (Paris, France)
9:15      OB7 095-6 HEART RATE, TELOMERE LENGTH, AND CVD ARE INDEPENDENTLY ASSOCIATED WITH MORTALITY
A. FITZPATRICK*, R. KRONMAL, N. SWORDS JENNY, A. AVIV (Seattle, WA, United States of America)

OB7 096 Gerontechnology
Room 351
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB7 096-1 GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT “ONLINE”: A CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM BASED ON THE INTERRAI ACUTE CARE
L. GRAY*, R. WOOTTON (Woolloongabba, Australia)
8:15      OB7 096-2 FORCE-PLATE TECHNOLOGY USED TO DEVELOP A HOME-BASED DEVICE TO EVALUATE EQUILIBRIUM AND FALL RISK IN THE ELDERLY
V. MICHEL-PELLEGRINO*, D. HEWSON, D. BÉRA, J. DUCHÊNE (Troyes , France)
8:30      OB7 096-3 AUDITORY-BIOFEEDBACK TRAINING IN PARKINSON
J. HAUSDORFF*, A. MIRELMAN, T. HERMAN, I. MAIDAN, L. CHIARI, A. ZIJLSTRA, S. NICOLAI (Tel Aviv, Israel)
8:45      OB7 096-4 ONCE-A-DAY CHANGING FOR INCONTINENCE ? A NEW DEVICE : THE 3DI PROJECT.
F. PIETTE*, E. TAMBRUN, A. THORNETT, S. TOAN, H. ANARD-MICHELOT (Ivry-sur-Seine, France)
9:00      OB7 096-5 A “THINKING” BED THAT WILL ALERT NURSES TO FALL RISK PATIENTS WHO ARE TRYING TO GET OUT OF BED AND THEREFORE PREVENT FALLS
S. RAJARAM*, J. KAUR, H. TIM (Singapore, Singapore)
9:15      OB7 096-6 KEEPING IN TOUCH EVERYDAY (KITE) PROJECT: DEVELOPING ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGIES WITH PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA AND THEIR FAMILY CARERS TO PROMOTE INDEPENDENCE.
L. ROBINSON*, K. BRITAIN, S. LINDSAY, P. OLIVIER (Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom)

OC7 097 Centenarians
Room 352 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC7 097-1 HEALTHY LONGEVITY IN OKINAWA：PHENOTYPIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPERCENTENARIANS
B. WILLCOX*, D. WILLCOX, Q. HE, N. WANG, M. ROSENBAUM, M. SUZUKI (Honolulu, United States)
8:15      OC7 097-2 WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CENTENARIANS WITH HIGH AND LOW FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY?
B. HAGBERG* (Sölvesborg, Sweden)
8:30      OC7 097-3 SELF-EFFICACY IN YOUNG-OLD, OLD-OLD, AND CENTENARIANS
D. JOPP*, C. ROTT (Bronx, United States of America)
8:45      OC7 097-4 HEALTH BEHAVIOUR AS A MARKER OF LONGEVITY: THE TIRUPATI CENTENARIAN STUDY
R. P.V.* (Tirupati, India)
9:00      OC7 097-5 BODY SIZE IN MIDLIFE AND EXCEPTIONAL LONGEVITY: A STUDY OF THE US WWI DRAFT REGISTRATION CARDS
L. GAVRILOV*, N. GAVRILOVA (Chicago, United States)
9:15      OC7 097-6 CULTURAL INTERPRETATIONS OF LONGEVITY AND INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIP OF KOREAN CENTENARIANS
G. HAN* (Seoul, Korea, Republic of)

OD7 098 Intergenerational aspects
Room 353
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD7 098-1 BUILDING POSITIVE INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONS: LESSONS FROM IRELAND
L. CARRAGHER*, P. KERINS, A. MARRON, R. BOND (Dundalk, Ireland)
8:15      OD7 098-2 42 000 CHILDREN PARTICIPATING IN THE CHRONOS PRIZE OF LITERATURE ON ISSUES OF AGING "GROWING UP GROWING OLDER"
J. GAUSSENS*, B. PARIS, M. DORANGE, I. BESSON, G. ARFEUX-VAUCHER (Paris , France)
8:30      OD7 098-3 GRANDPARENTS IN A NORDIC WELFARE STATE: BACK-UP SUPPORTS FOR YOUNG FAMILIES?
G. HAGESTAD*, K. HERLOFSON (Kistiansand, Norway)
8:45      OD7 098-4 SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS OF JAPANESE SENIORS: OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUAINTANCE AND SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENT
W. KOYANO*, M. NISHIMURA, T. YABE, K. TAKAGI, T. ASAKAWA, T. ANDO (Ageo, Japan)
9:00      OD7 098-5 THE EFFECT OF GRANDMOTHERS AND OTHER KIN MEMBERS ON OFFSPRING SURVIVAL IN RURAL AFRICA.
D. VAN BODEGOM*, L. MAY, M. KUNINGAS, R. WESTENDORP (Leiden, The Netherlands)
9:15      OD7 098-6 CARE FOR GRANDCHILDREN AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING OF OLDER PARENTS IN RURAL CHINA: DOES GENDER MATTER?
S. LU*, L. SHUZHUO (Xi'an, China)

09:00

Exhibition and Poster session

09:45 - 10:15

Keynote lectures

KEYNOTE LECTURE - An urgent need to improve life conditions of seniors
Amphiteatre Bleu
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Sandrine ANDRIEU (Toulouse, France)

Réjean HEBERT - Dean, Faculty of medicine and Health Sciences, University of
Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke, Canada)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Critical reflections on families of older adults
Amphiteatre Bordeaux
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Gloria Gutman (Vancouver, Canada)

Norah KEATING - University of Alberta (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - State of the art in atrial fibrillation management in the elderly
Amphiteatre Havane
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Renato MAIA GUIMARÃES (Brasilia, Brazil)

John E. CAMM - St. George’s Hospital Medical School (London, United Kingdom)

10:15

10:30 - 12:00

Symposia

SB7 099 NEW APPROACHES IN AD PREVENTION
Amphitheatre Bleu
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Jacques TOUCHON (Montpellier, France), Serge GAUTHIER (Montréal, Canada)

SB7 099-1      COGNITIVE DECLINE VERSUS CONVERSION TO DEMENTIA IN ELDERLY PERSONS WITH SUBJECTIVE COMPLAINTS
Nicola COLEY (Toulous, France)
SB7 099-2      A MULTIDOMAIN APPROACH
Sophie GILLETTE (Toulouse, France)
SB7 099-3      VASCULAR AND METABOLIC INTERVENTION FOR AD PREVENTION
Alan SINCLAIR (Luton, United Kingdom)
SB7 099-4      USING BIOMARKERS FOR ALZHEIMER’S PREVENTION TRIALS: LESSONS FROM THE ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE NEUROIMAGING INITIATIVE (ADNI)
Michael W WEINER (San Francisco, United States of America)

SB7 100 PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTHY AGING
Room 241
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Anne NEWMAN (Pittsburgh, USA), Stephen KRITCHEVSKY (Winston-Salem, USA)

SB7 100-1      DEFINITIONS AND DETERMINANTS OF HEALTHY AGING: THE ROTTERDAM STUDY
Henning TIEMEIER (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
SB7 100-2      CHRONIC DISEASE BURDEN, FUNCTION AND MORTALITY: THE CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH STUDY (CHS)
Anne B. NEWMAN (Pittsburgh, United States of America)
SB7 100-3      HEALTH, WEIGHT AND BODY COMPOSITION: THE HEALTH, AGING AND BODY COMPOSITION STUDY (HEALTH ABC)
Tamara B. HARRIS (Bethesda, United States of America)
SB7 100-4      GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDIES OF HEALTHY AGING AND LONGEVITY: THE COHORTS FOR HEART & AGING RESEARCH IN GENOME EPIDEMIOLOGY (CHARGE) CONSORTIUM OF LONGITUDINAL POPULATION-BASED COHORT STUDIES.
Joanne M. MURABITO (Framingham, United States of America)

SD7 101 RECENT PREVALENCE RESEARCH IN ELDER ABUSE: EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES
Room 242 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Bridget PENHALE (Sheffield, UK)

SD7 101-1      PREVALENCE DATA IN ELDER ABUSE RESEARCH -REFLECTING RESULTS OF A RECENT GERMAN STUDY
Thomas GOERGEN (Muenster, Germany)
SD7 101-2      FIRST NATIONAL STUDY ON ELDER ABUSE IN THE FAMILY IN SPAIN
Isabel IBORRA (Valencia, Spain)
SD7 101-3      THE FIRST UK PREVALENCE STUDY ON ELDER MISTREATMENT: LESSONS AND OBSERVATIONS
Simon BIGGS (London, United Kingdom)
SD7 101-4      THE ISRAELI NATIONAL SURVEY ON ELDER ABUSE AND NEGLECT: SO WHAT IF WE KNOW IT NOW?
Zvi EISIKOVITS (Haifa, Israel)

SB7 102 NUTRITION AND AGE-RELATED DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND EYE
Room 242 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Pascale BARBERGER-GATEAU (Bordeaux, France), Cecile DELCOURT (Bordeaux, France)

SB7 102-1      DO PROBLEMS OF ENERGY SUBSTRATE SUPPLY CONTRIBUTE TO AGE-RELATED BRAIN DISEASES?
Stephen CUNNANE (Sherbrooke, QC, Canada)
SB7 102-2      FATTY ACIDS AND BRAIN AGING
Pascale BARBERGER-GATEAU (Bordeaux, France)
SB7 102-3      THE ROLE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN BRAIN AGING
Claudine BERR (Montpellier, France)
SB7 102-4      NUTRITION AND AGE-RELATED EYE DISEASE: FROM OBSERVATION TO INTERVENTION STUDIES
Astrid FLETCHER (London, United Kingdom)

SB7 103 TECHNOLOGY, ETHICS AND DEMENTIA CARE: FROM TRUE NEEDS TO THOROUGHLY ASSESSED RESPONSES
Room 251
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Vincent RIALLE (Grenoble, France), Anne-Sophie RIGAUD (Paris, France)

SB7 103-1      TOWARDS AN ETHICAL AIM OF TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS IN DEMENTIA CARE: A CONTRIBUTION TO THE FRENCH THIRD ALZHEIMER’S PLAN
Vincent RIALLE (Grenoble, France)
SB7 103-2      SERIOUS GAMES: A ROLE FOR COMPUTER-BASED INTERVENTION IN DEMENTIA CARE AND A SUPPORT TO ETHICS OF THE CARE
Gary M. GOWANS (Dundee, United Kingdom)
SB7 103-3      ETHICAL AND PRIVACY ISSUES IN AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING
Claire HUIJNEN (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)

SB7 104 SUPPORTIVE CARE OF THE OLDER CANCER PATIENT
Room 252 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Muriel RAINFRAY (Pessac, France), Laurent TEILLET (Paris, France)

SB7 104-1      - OLDER CANCER SURVIVORS - EPIDEMIOLOGY
Maryska JANSSEN-HEIJNEN (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)
SB7 104-2      - LONG TERM COMPLICATIONS OF CHEMOTHERAPY IN THE AGED
Jean-Pierre DROZ (Lyon, France)
SB7 104-3      - PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF MYELOTOXICITY
Lodovico BALDUCCI (Tampa, United States of America)
SB7 104-4      - THE PLACE OF THE GERIATRICIAN IN THE FOLLOW-UP OF OLD PEOPLE WITH CANCER
Frédérique RETORNAZ (Marseille, France)

SB7 105 PSYCHOLOGY OF FRAILTY
Room Maillot
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Howard FILLIT (New York, USA), Robert BUTLER (New York, USA)

SB7 105-1      OVERVIEW OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FRAILTY
Howard FILLIT (New York, United States of America)
SB7 105-2      SHOULD PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS BE CONSIDERED PART OF SYNDROMAL FRAILTY?
Linda FRIED (New York, United States of America)
SB7 105-3      ARE PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS ANOTHER ACCUMULATED DEFICIT?
Kenneth ROCKWOOD (Halifax, Canada)
SB7 105-4      COUNSELING, MANAGEMENT & TREATMENT
Robert BUTLER (New York, United States of America)

SC7 106 LONGITUDINAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH DISPARITIES WITH AGING: COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HEALTH AND RETIREMENT
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): David WEIR (Ann Arbor, USA)

SC7 106-1      DISADVANTAGE IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE: THE ENGLISH LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF AGING AND THE US HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY
Alistair MURIEL (London, United Kingdom)
SC7 106-2      IS THERE A HEALTH GRADIENT IN CHINA?: NEW EVIDENCE FROM THE CHINA HEALTH, AGING, AND RETIREMENT STUDY
Zhao YAOHUI (Beijing, China)
SC7 106-3      THE SES-HEALTH GRADIENT IN EUROPE: THE STUDY OF HEALTH, AGING, AND RETIREMENT IN EUROPE
Axel BORSCH-SUPRAN (Mannheim, Germany)
SC7 106-4      PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF HEALTH DISPARITIES IN THE US: THE HEALTH AND RETIREMENT STUDY
Jacqui SMITH (Ann Arbor, United States of America)

SA7 107 THE GENETIC COMPONENT OF AGING AND LONGEVITY: A REAPPRAISAL.
Room 342 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Peternella E. SLAGBOOM (Leiden, The Netherlands), Giuseppe PASSARINO (Rende, Italy)

SA7 107-1      CAUSAL COMPLEXITY IN AGING:GENES AND THE COMPANY THEY KEEP
Gerald E. MCCLEARN (University Park, United States of America)
SA7 107-2      EVOLUTION OF THE HUMAN LIFESPAN
Caleb E. FINCH (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SA7 107-3      CONSERVED MOLECULAR STRATEGIES TO REGULATE LONGEVITY: FROM BACTERIA TO HUMANS?
Valter D. LONGO (Los Angeles, United States of America)

SA7 108 MELATONIN, BIORHYTHMES AND AGING
Room 342 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Vladimir ANISIMOV (St.Petersburg, Russia), Yvan TOUITOU (Paris, France)

SA7 108-1      MELATONIN AS GEROPROTECTOR AND ANTICARCINOGEN
Vladimir ANISIMOV (St.Petersbnurg, Russia)
SA7 108-2      THE BIOLOGICAL CLOCK AND AGING: ROLE OF MELATONIN
Yvan TOUITOU (Paris, France)
SA7 108-3      CIRCADIAN ORGANIZATION OF MELATONIN SECRETION IN PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL AGING
Ettore FERRARI (Pavia, Italy)

SD7 109 LIVING STANDARDS AND WELLBEING AMONG OLDER PEOPLE
Room 343
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Charles WALDEGRAVE (Wellington, New Zealand), Eamon O'SHEA (Galway, Ireland)

SD7 109-1      1. STANDARD OF LIVING AND COST OF DISABILITY AMONG OLDER PEOPLE IN IRELAND
Eamon O'SHEA (Galway, Ireland)
SD7 109-2      2. NEW MEASURES OF POVERTY FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN THE UK: TOWARD A ‘NECESSITIES OF LIFE’ APPROACH
Thomas SCHARF (Keele, United Kingdom)
SD7 109-3      3. HOUSING TENURE, PERCEPTIONS OF SAFETY AND THE WELLBEING OF OLDER PEOPLE IN NEW ZEALAND
Peter KING (Wellington, New Zealand)
SD7 109-4      4. MEASURING LIVING STANDARDS AND ASSESSING WELLBEING WITH OLDER PEOPLE
Charles WALDEGRAVE (Wellington, New Zealand)

SB7 110 RECENT ADVANCES IN NURSING HOME CARE: THE AMDA SYMPOSIUM
Amphitheatre Havane
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Steven LEVENSON (Baltimore, United States), Charles CRECELIUS (St. Louis, United States)

SB7 110-1      EVIDENCE BASED CARE IN THE NURSING HOME
Steven LEVENSON (Baltimore, United States of America)
SB7 110-2      TREATING PAIN IN THE NURSING HOME
Charles CRECELIUS (St. Louis, United States of America)
SB7 110-3      FALLS AND WEIGHT LOSS IN THE NURSING HOME
John MORLEY (St. Louis, United States of America)

SB7 111 TELEMEDICINE AND TELEHEALTH SERVICES IN THE HOME OF THE ELDERLY: EXPERIENCES AND BLOKERS
Room 351
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Louis LARENG (Toulouse, France), Pierre RUMEAU (Toulouse, France)

SB7 111-1      TECHNICAL TOOLS TO FIT IN HOME TELEMEDICINE PRACTICE
Pascal LOCHELONGUE (Toulouse, France)
SB7 111-2      HOMETELEMEDICINE : PROVIDING THE NATURAL MEDICAL NETWORKS WITH UP TO STANDARD TELEMEDICINE FACILITIES
Pierre RUMEAU (Toulouse, France)
SB7 111-3      SPEACH THERAPY REHABILITATION BY TELEMEDICINE: PROVIDING AT HOME
Käte ALRUTZ (Umea, Sweden)
SB7 111-4      A PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE OF A TELEASSISTANCE INTEGRETED IN AN ANTI-ISOLATION SERVICE
Olivier CLÉMENT (Nice, France)
SB7 111-5      ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
Hélène MIGNOT (Rennes, France)

SB7 112 INCREASING THE PARTICIPATION OF THE ELDERLY IN CLINICAL TRIALS (PREDICT)
Room 352 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Gary MILLS (Sheffield, UK), Joaquim ORISTRELL (Sabadell , Spain)

SB7 112-1      WHAT EVIDENCE IS THERE THAT THE ELDERLY HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED FROM CLINICAL TRIALS?
Andrew BESWICK (Bristol, United Kingdom)
SB7 112-2      ARE CURRENT CLINICAL TRIALS INCLUDING THE ELDERLY?
Antonio CHERUBINI (Perugia, Italy)
SB7 112-3      INCLUSION OF THE ELDERLY IN CLINICAL TRIALS- OPINIONS OF CLINICIANS, OTHER PROFESSIONALS, PATIENTS AND CARERS
Eva TOPINKOVA (Prague, Czech Republic)
SB7 112-4      ON THE BASIS OF THE PREDICT PROJECT FINDINGS, DO WE NEED A CHARTER FOR THE ELDERLY IN RESEARCH?
Peter CROME (NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME , United Kingdom)

SD7 113 STATE SOCIAL POLICIES FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS IN FOUR COUNTRIES: WHAT LESSONS CAN WE LEARN?
Room 353
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Kalyani MEHTA (Singapore, Republic of Singapore)

SD7 113-1      FAMILY CAREGIVER POLICY IN USA
Iris CHI (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SD7 113-2      STATUTORY AND INFORMAL CARE PARTNERSHIP POLICIES: A UK PERSPECTIVE
Kate DAVIDSON (Surrey, United Kingdom)
SD7 113-3      POLICIES RELATED TO FAMILY (INFORMAL) CAREGIVERS OF OLDER PEOPLE IN AUSTRALIA
Mary LUSZCZ (Adelaide, Australia)
SD7 113-4      TIME TO EXAMINE SINGAPORE'S SOCIAL POLICIES FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS OF OLDER PEOPLE
Kalyani MEHTA (Singapore, Singapore)

10:30

SFGG Conference

12:00 - 12:15

12:15 - 13:45

Satellite industry session

SAT LUNDBECK - THE IMPORTANCE OF QUALITY SLEEP FOR HEALTHY AGING
Room Maillot
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Patrick LEMOINE (Lyon, France)

PREVALENCE AND IMPACT OF NON-RESTORATIVE SLEEP
Maurice OHAYON (Palo Alto, United States of America)
MELATONIN DEFICIT IN THE ELDERLY: CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCE
Dieter KUNZ (Berlin, Germany)
CIRCADIN^®: PR MELATONIN FOR GOOD QUALITY SLEEP AND DAYTIME FUNCTIONING
Patrick LEMOINE (Lyon, France)

SAT NESTLE NUTRITION - NUTRITION AND FUNCTIONALITY – KEY PARTNERS IN AGEING
Amphitheatre Bleu
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Heike BISCHOFF-FERRARI (Zurich, Switzerland)

NUTRITION AND FUNCTIONALITY – WHERE ARE THE LINKS?
Luigi FERRUCCI (Baltimore, United States of America)
MINIMIZING FALLS AND FRACTURES: WHAT ROLE DOES NUTRITION PLAY?
Heike BISCHOFF-FERRARI (Zurich, Switzerland)
ORAL NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTS: DO THEY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
David THOMAS (St Louis, United States of America)
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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SAT SANOFI-AVENTIS - SHEDDING NEW LIGHT ON MANAGING ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France ), John CAMM (London, United Kingdom)

INTRODUCTION
Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France)
IS ATRIAL FIBRILLATION DIFFERENT IN THE ELDERLY?
John CAMM (London, United Kingdom)
ATRIAL FIBRILLATION: WHAT IS THE IMPACT ON THE HEART OF THE ELDERLY?
Olivier HANON (Paris, France)
STROKE PREVENTION IN ELDERLY PATIENTS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION: IS IT ACHIEVABLE?
Jean-Yves LE-HEUZEY (Paris, France)

SAT FONDATION CAISSES D’ÉPARGNE POUR LA SOLIDARITé STATE OF CLINICAL RESEARCH FOR THE ELDERLY RECEIVED OUTSIDE THE HOSPITAL
Amphitheatre Havane
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Didier-Roland TABUTEAU (General Director of FCES Paris, France), Bruno FAVIER (Paris, France)

RESEARCH ON NUTRITION OF THE ELDERLY: STATE OF THE ART
Irwin ROSENBERG (Boston, United States of America)
THE RESULTS OF CLINICAL RESEARCH FACILITIES FOR SENIORS; GéRONTOLOPOLE OF TOULOUSE
Yves ROLLAND (Toulouse, France)
THE « PADCHUTE » PROJECT OR HOW TO ASSESS AND PREVENT FALLS IN ELDERLY
Gilles KEMOUN (Poitiers, France)

13:45 - 14:00

Break

14:00 - 15:30

Symposia

SD7 114 CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEFS ABOUT DEMENTIA
Amphitheatre Bleu
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Robert SCHRAUF (Chicago, USA)

SD7 114-1      STIGMA BELIEFS ABOUT ALZHEIMERS DISEASE: A REPRESENTATIVE STUDY COMPARING JEWISH AND ARAB LAY PERSONS IN ISRAEL.
Perla WERNER (Haifa, Israel)
SD7 114-2      IS ETHNICITY A USEFUL CONCEPT FOR STUDYING DEMENTIA? THE EXAMPLE OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE IN BRAZIL.
Annette LEIBING (Montreal, Canada)
SD7 114-3      INTER-ETHNIC VARIATION IN BELIEFS ABOUT SYMPTOMS OF ALZHEIMERS DISEASE IN THE US.
Madelyn IRIS (Chicago, United States of America)
SD7 114-4      SEPARATING OUT CULTURAL BELIEFS ABOUT ALZHEIMERS DISEASE AND AGE-RELATED MEMORY IMPAIRMENT.
Robert SCHRAUF (Pennsylvania, United States of America)

SB7 115 OBESITY IN OLD AGE
Room 241
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Marjolein VISSER (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SB7 115-1      TRENDS IN OBESITY AND PERCEPTION OF BODY WEIGHT IN THE OLDER POPULATION
Marjolein VISSER (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SB7 115-2      OBESITY IN OLD AGE AND DISEASE-SPECIFIC MORTALITY
Moniek VAN ZUTPHEN (Bilthoven, The Netherlands)
SB7 115-3      CAN COMMONLY USED CUT POINTS FOR OBESITY BE APPLIED TO OLDER PERSONS?
Noor HEIM (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SB7 115-4      DEVELOPMENT AND CONSEQUENCES OF SARCOPENIC OBESITY
Sari STENHOLM (Baltimore, United States of America)

SB7 116 THE WAR AGAINST POLYPHARMACY- RETHINKING AND RE-EVALUATION NEEDED FOR EACH AND EVERY DRUG IN THE ELDERLY
Room 242 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): DORON GARFINKEL ( Pardes-Hana, Israel), DEE MANGIN (Christchurch, New Zealand)

SB7 116-1      NATIONAL CARE OF THE DYING AUDIT HOSPITALS ENGLAND (NCDAH) – LESSONS FOR PRESCRIBING
JOHN ELLERSHAW (Liverpool, United Kingdom)
SB7 116-2      CARDIOVASCULAR RISK MANAGEMENT: DOES EVIDENCE BASED MEDICINE MAKE POLYPHARMACY UNAVOIDABLE?
CHRISTIAENS THIERRY (Gent , Belgium)
SB7 116-3      THE MANNER OF OUR DYING: PREVENTION AND POLYPHARMACY
DEE MANGIN (Christchurch, New Zealand)
SB7 116-4      THE WAR AGAINST POLYPHARMACY- RETHINKING AND RE-EVALUTION NEEDED FOR EACH AND EVERY DRUG IN THE ELDERLY
DORON GARFINKEL (Pardes Hana, Israel)

SD7 117 ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON ABOUT DEMANDS AND SUCCESS
Room 242 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Mustafa CANKURTARAN (Istanbul, Turkey), Cornel SIEBER (Nuremberg, Germany)

SD7 117-1      ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: SITUATION IN NORTHERN EUROPE
Cornel SIEBER (Nürnberg, Germany)
SD7 117-2      ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: SITUATION IN SOUTHERN EUROPE
Sebastien WEILL-ENGERER (Paris, France)
SD7 117-3      ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: SITUATION IN EASTERN EUROPE
Pierre-Olivier LANG (Geneva, Switzerland)
SD7 117-4      ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: SITUATION IN MIDDLE EAST ASIA
Mustafa CANKURTARAN (Istanbul, Turkey)

SB7 118 HOW TO ASSESS AND MODIFY THE FALLING RISK AMONG OLDER ADULTS ?
Room 251
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Athanase BÉNÉTOS (Nancy, France)

SB7 118-1      WHY DO FALLS OCCUR IN OLDER ADULTS?
George C. SPATHARAKIS (Itea, Greece)
SB7 118-2      CLINICAL ASSESSMENT OF RISK OF FALLS
Severine BUATOIS (Nancy, France)
SB7 118-3      SPATIO-TEMPORAL GAIT ANALYSIS: NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR ASSESSMENT OF DYNAMIC BALANCE, GAIT DISORDERS AND FALLING RISK
Reto KRESSIG (Basel, Switzerland)
SB7 118-4      INFLUENCE OF REHABILITATION AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES IN PREVENTING FALLS
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SB7 119 NUTRITIONAL EVIDENCE FOR SLOWING DOWN AGEING PATHOLOGIES
Room 252 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Lisette DE GROOT (Wageningen, the Netherlands), Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)

SB7 119-1      NUTRITION AND OSTEOPOROSIS
Natasja M. VAN SCHOOR (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
SB7 119-2      NUTRITION AND SARCOPENIA
Patrick RITZ (Toulouse, France)
SB7 119-3      NUTRITION AND COGNITION
Martha Claire MORRIS (Chicago, United States of America)
SB7 119-4      NUTRITION AND THE ANOREXIA OF AGEING
John MORLEY (St. Louis, United States of America)

SB7 120 FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF COGNITION IN HEALTHY AGING AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES.
Room Maillot
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Oury MONCHI (Montréal, Canada)

SB7 120-1      THE CONTRIBUTION OF POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY TO THE STUDY OF AGING AND DEMENTIA
Stefano CAPPA (Milano, Italy)
SB7 120-2      NEUROFUNCTIONAL REORGANIZATION IN AGING: A SPECIAL CASE FOR LANGUAGE?
Yves JOANETTE (Montreal, Canada)
SB7 120-3      NEUROIMAGING STUDIES OF COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN PARKINSONS DISEASE
Oury MONCHI (Montreal, Canada)
SB7 120-4      FRONTO-STRIATAL FUNCTIONAL ABNORMALITIES IN PARKINSONS DISEASE
Antonio P. STRAFELLA (Toronto, Canada)

SD7 121 RECONCEPTUALIZING THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING WITH DEMENTIA: FROM PASSIVE RECIPIENT TO ACTIVE CITIZEN
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): John BOND (Newcastle, UK)

SD7 121-1      BROADENING THE DISCUSSION AROUND DEMENTIA: THE SHIFT FROM PERSONHOOD TO CITIZENSHIP
Deborah O'CONNOR (Vancouver, Canada)
SD7 121-2      A CONCEPT ANALYSIS OF CITIZENSHIP IN RELATION TO OLDER PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA.
Ruth BARTLETT (Bradford, United Kingdom)
SD7 121-3      AN ETHIC OF CARE: ANALYZING CITIZENSHIP IN PRACTICE
Tula BRANNELY (Auckland, New Zealand)

SD7 122 “AGEING AND SEXUALITY – THE POSSIBILITIES FOR CARE”
Room 342 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Andrew KING (London, UK)

SD7 122-1      COMMUNITY CARE? SEXUALITY, SOCIAL NETWORKS AND CARE IN LATER LIFE
Ann CRONIN (Guildford, United Kingdom)
SD7 122-2      A QUEER KIND OF CARE
Andrew KING (London, United Kingdom)
SD7 122-3      FROM MARGIN TO MAINSTREAM: CHALLENGES IN CONSIDERING THE VIEWS OF ALL OLDER PEOPLE IN THE EVALUATION OF THE NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN ENGLAND
Jill MANTHORPE (London, United Kingdom)
SD7 122-4      GAY AND LESBIAN CARERS
Elizabeth PRICE (Hull, United Kingdom)

SA7 123 MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF BRAIN AGING AND AGE-RELATED NEURODEGENERATION: GENETICS, SIGNALING, CYTOSKELETAL ABNORMALITY, AND PROTEIN TOXICITY
Room 342 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Nozomu MORI (Nagasaki, Japan), Yong-Sun KIM (Chuncheon, Republic of Korea)

SA7 123-1      CITRULLINATED PROTEINS: POTENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS OF PRION DISEASE
Eun-Kyoung CHOI (Anyang, Korea, Republic of)
SA7 123-2      TUBULIN DEACETYLASES IN NEURONAL AGING IN VITRO AND IN VIVO
Nozomu MORI (Nagasaki, Japan)
SA7 123-3      HUNTINGTON DISEASE: HUNTINGTIN AND THE CONTROL OF AXONAL TRANSPORT
Frederic SAUDOU (Paris, France)
SA7 123-4      MOLECULAR ETIOLOGIES UNDERLYING PRION DISEASE IN DROSOPHILA MODEL
Yong-Sun KIM (Chuncheon, Korea, Republic of)

SC7 124 OLDER PERSONS IN DISASTERS
Room 343
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Sheung-Tak CHENG (Hong Kong, China)

SC7 124-1      OLDER PEOPLE AND NATURAL DISASTERS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Patricia BROWNELL (New York, United States of America)
SC7 124-2      OLDER PEOPLE AND NATURAL DISASTERS: A FOCUS ON DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
Sheung-Tak CHENG (Hong Kong, China)
SC7 124-3      MENTAL HEALTH STATUS OF THE ELDERLY IN SICHUAN EARTHQUAKE AREA
Buxin HAN (Beijing, China)
SC7 124-4      THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF EARTHQUAKE: A FOCUS ON OLDER PEOPLE
Li-xin CHEN (Beijing, China)

SB7 125 ANTI-AGEING MEDICINE: A REALITY OR FICTION?
Amphitheatre Havane
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Vladimir KHAVINSON (St. Petersburg, Russia), Robert MOULIAS (Paris, France)

SB7 125-1      RESULTS OF A STUDY OF THE SWISS CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
Astrid STUCKELBERGER (Geneva, Switzerland)
SB7 125-2      ANTI-AGEING MEDICINE AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS
Jean-Pierre BAYENS (Brussels, Belgium)
SB7 125-3      THE TWO ROADS OF POSITIONING ANTI-AGEING
Hans joachim VON KONDRATOVITZ (Berlin, Germany)
SB7 125-4      ANTI-AGEING MEDICINE TO FIGHTING FRAILTY
Domenico CUCINOTTA (Bologna, Italy)

SB7 126 HOW TO OPTIMIZE DRUG THERAPY IN OLDER PATIENTS?
Room 351
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Jean-Pierre MICHEL (Thonex, Switzerland), Neil WENGER (Los Angeles, United States)

SB7 126-1      MEDICATION SAFETY FOR OLDER PATIENTS: A TYPOLOGY OF ADVERSE EVENTS CAUSES
René AMALBERTI (Saint-Denis, France)
SB7 126-2      MEASURING THE QUALITY OF PHARMACOLOGIC CARE FOR ELDERS
Neil WENGER (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SB7 126-3      OPTIMIZING DRUG THERAPY FOR OLD ADULTS WITH IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION
Joel BELMIN (Paris, France)
SB7 126-4      COLLABORATIVE CARE TO OPTIMIZE DRUG THERAPY IN THE ELDERLY
Anne SPINEWINE (Leuven, Belgium)

SB7 127 MULTIMORBIDITY: THE SYNDROME OF THE AGING POPULATION
Room 352 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Mårten LAGERGREN (Stockholm, Sweden), Laura FRATIGLIONI (Stockholm, Sweden)

SB7 127-1      OCCURRENCE AND PATTERNS OF MULTIMORBIDITY
Alessandra MARENGONI (Stockholm, Sweden)
SB7 127-2      THE BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF FRAILTY IN THE ELDERLY PERSON
Luigi FERRUCCI (Baltimore, United States of America)
SB7 127-3      FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS IN SUBJECTS WITH MULTIMORBIDITY
Jack GURALNIK (Bethesda, United States of America)
SB7 127-4      CARE STRATEGIES FOR PERSONS WITH MULTIMORBIDITY
Mats THORSLUND (Stockholm, Sweden)
SB7 127-5      CHANGES IN MULTIMORBIDITY STATUS BY GENDER AND AGE FROM 60-100: A PRELIMINARY REPORT FROM THE SWEDISH NATIONAL STUDY ON AGING AND CARE (SNAC)
Sara ANGLEMAN (Stockholm, Sweden)

SD7 128 RECONCILING EMPLOYMENT AND FAMILY CARE IN EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES
Room 353
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): António M. FONSECA (Porto, Portugal)

SD7 128-1      PROBLEMS OF EMPLOYMENT AND CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN HUNGARY
Zsuzsa SZÉMAN (Budapest, Hungary)
SD7 128-2      APPROACHES TO FINDING THE BEST WAY BETWEEN THE DILEMMA: CONTINUE WORK OR TAKE CARE OF ELDERLY PARENT? – THE CASE OF POLAND AND LITHUANIA
Sarmite MIKULIONIENE (Vilnius, Lithuania)
SD7 128-3      PROBLEMS TO COMBINE CARE WITH PAID WORK AND THE REACTION GIVEN BY THE GERMAN LTCI REFORM
Hanneli DOHNER (Hamburg, Germany)
SD7 128-4      ADDRESSING SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF RECONCILING EMPLOYMENT AND FAMILY CARE IN PORTUGAL
Antonio FONSECA (Porto, Portugal)

15:30 - 15:45

Break

15:45 - 17:15

Symposia

SB7 129 THE CALIFORNIA FALL PREVENTION CENTER OF EXCELLENCE: A MODEL WITH INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS
Amphitheatre Bleu
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Laurence RUBENSTEIN (Los Angeles, USA), Jon PYNOOS (Los Angeles, USA)

SB7 129-1      THE CALIFORNIA FALL PREVENTION CENTER OF EXCELLENCE: HISTORY AND VISION
Jon PYNOOS (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SB7 129-2      KEY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND PRODUCTS
Debra ROSE (Fullerton, United States of America)
SB7 129-3      REGIONAL AND STATEWIDE COALITIONS AND NETWORKING
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SB7 129-4      THE INSTEP MODEL PROGRAMS: EVALUATION AND COST-EFFECTIVENESS
Laurence RUBENSTEIN (Los Angeles, United States of America)

SB7 130 VISION AND HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN THE ELDERLY – IMPLICATIONS FOR HEALTH, FUNCTION AND SOCIAL LIFE
Room 241
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Else VENGNES GRUE (Oslo, Norway)

SB7 130-1      1. RECENT LOSS OF VISION – A HAZARD WITH IMPACT ON SOCIAL LIFE; A CROSS-NATIONAL STUDY OF HOMECARE CLIENTS IN 12 COUNTRIES
Else Vengnes GRUE (Oslo, Norway)
SB7 130-2      2. VISION AND HEARING LOSS IN NORWEGIAN NURSING HOME RESIDENTS – DO WE PROVIDE APPROPRIATE CARE?
Helle K FALKENBERG (Kongsberg, Norway)
SB7 130-3      3. HEARING LOSS IN THE ELDERLY – HOW ARE THEY AFFECTED?
Jorunn SOLHEIM (Oslo, Norway)
SB7 130-4      4. SEVERE COMBINED VISION AND HEARING IMPAIRMENT IN OLDER PEOPLE.
Else Marie SVINGEN (Oslo, Norway)
SB7 130-5      5. SENSORY IMPAIRMENT IN HIP-FRACTURE PATIENTS 65+ YEAR AND EFFECTS OF HEARING/VISION INTERVENTIONS ON FALL FREQUENCY
Else Vengnes GRUE (Oslo, Norway)

SB7 131 SUPPORT TO DEVELOP GERIATRIC MEDICINE IN COUNTRIES WITHOUT ACCEPTED SPECIALTY
Room 242 A
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Helgi KOLK (Tartu, Estonia), Alain FRANCO (Grenoble, France)

SB7 131-1      DEFINITION OF THE GERIATRIC PATIENT - DEVELOPMENT AND CONSENSUS (SGM UEMS)
Ian HASTIE (London, United Kingdom)
SB7 131-2      QUALITY ASPECTS AND CONSENSUS RECOMMENDATION FOR TRAINIG (UNDERGRAD./POSTGRAD.), TRAINING FACILITIES AND TRAINERS
Luettje DIETER (Osnabrueck, Germany)
SB7 131-3      SUPRANATIONAL EXAMINATION IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE
Frühwald THOMAS (Wien, Austria)
SB7 131-4      FROM EAMA TO ALMA, TRAIN AND TEACH THE (FUTURE) TRAINER AND TEACHERS
Sieber CORNEL (Nürnberg, Germany)

SB7 132 ORAL HEALTH IN FRAIL GERIATRIC PATIENTS
Room 242 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Jean-Pierre MICHEL (Geneva, Switzerland), Serge FERRARI (Geneva, Switzerland)

SB7 132-1      THE BURDEN OF DENTAL NEGLECT AS A CONSEQUENCE OF FRAILTY
Ross BRYANT (Vancouver, Canada)
SB7 132-2      HOW TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO DENTAL CARE FOR THE INSTITUTIONALISED POPULATION – BARRIERS AND SOLUTIONS
Ina NITSCHKE (Zurich, Switzerland)
SB7 132-3      COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNING IN LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES: DENTAL STUDENTS
Mario BRONDANI (Vancouver, Canada)
SB7 132-4      TOOTH LOSS, DENTAL PROSTHESES AND NUTRITION IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION
Frauke MÜLLER (Geneva, Switzerland)

SB7 133 SKELETAL MUSCLE POWER AND AGING: BIOLOGICAL DETERMINANTS AND FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS.
Room 251
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Roger FIELDING (Boston,USA)

SB7 133-1      MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE AGING-RELATED SLOWING OF MUSCLE CONTRACTION FROM THE MOTOR UNIT, MUSCLE CELL TO THE MOTOR PROTEIN LEVEL.
Lars LARSSON (Uppsala, Sweden)
SB7 133-2      ORIGINS OF MUSCLE WEAKNESS IN OLD AGE.
Marco NARICI (Manchester, United Kingdom)
SB7 133-3      HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY AND SKELETAL MUSCLE POWER IN POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN.
Sarianna SIPILA (Jyvaskyla, Finland)
SB7 133-4      INTERVENTIONS THAT IMPROVE LOWER EXTREMITY MUSCLE POWER IN ELDERLY HUMANS.
Roger FIELDING (Boston, United States of America)

SB7 134 RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS IN THE ELDERLY : CHALLENGES IN 2009
Room 252 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Gaëtan GAVAZZI (Grenoble, France), Marc PACCALIN (Poitiers, France)

SB7 134-1      THE BURDEN OF RTI IN THE ELDERLY: CHALLENGES IN DIAGNOSIS
Gaëtan GAVAZZI (Grenoble, France)
SB7 134-2      CHALLENGES IN ANTIBIOTICS RESISTANCE FOR RTI
Karl WEISS (Montreal, Canada)
SB7 134-3      PREVENTING RTI IN THE ELDERLY: CURRENT CHALLENGES
Mark LOEB (Hamilton, Canada)

SB7 135 FALLS IN THE ELDERLY: RECENT FINDINGS AND ONGOING RESEARCH ON DETECTION OF ‘AT-RISK’ ELDERLY POPULATIONS.
Room Maillot
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Mary TINETTI (New Haven, USA)

SB7 135-1      1- OVERVIEW OF RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS
Mary TINETTI (New Haven, United States of America)
SB7 135-2      2- A META-ANALYSIS-BASED STUDY ON RISK FACTORS FOR FALLS IN AN ELDERLY POPULATION
Frederic BLOCH (Paris, France)
SB7 135-3      3- CASE-BY-CASE ASSESSMENT METHOD TO DETECT RISK FACTORS OF FALLS
Gilles KEMOUN (Poitiers, France)
SB7 135-4      4- REVIEW OF NEW METHODS FOR EARLY DETECTION AND SECONDARY PREVENTION OF FALLS IN THE ELDERLY POPULATION
Anne-Sophie RIGAUD (Paris, France)

SD7 136 SENIOR CITIZENSHIP : FROM MYTH TO REALITY. CHALLENGES AND CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON SENIOR CITIZENS PARTICIPATION TO DECISION MAKING
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Anne-Marie GUILLEMARD (Paris, France)

SD7 136-1      WHAT DOES SENIOR CITIZENSHIP MEANS?
Jean-François BICKEL (FRIBOURG, Switzerland)
SD7 136-2      GREY POWER : MYTH AND REALITY
Jean-Philippe VIRIOT DURANDAL (Strasbourg, France)
SD7 136-3      COLLECTIVE AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIONS FOR AND BY THE SENIOR CITIZENS.
Guy BEDARD (Burkina Faso)
SD7 136-4      FROM SOCIAL EXCLUSION TO INCLUSION. CHALLENGES FOR POLICIES, PRACTICES AND RESEARCH ON AGING.
Michèle CHARPENTIER (Montreal, Canada)

SB7 137 ANEMIA IN THE ELDERLY:EMERGING CONCEPTS IN OCCURRENCE, CAUSE, AND TREATMENT
Room 342 A
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): William ERSHLER (Baltimore, USA )

SB7 137-1      ANEMIA IN US OLDER ADULTS: PREVALENCE, CAUSES AND TRENDS
Jack GURALNIK (Baltimore, United States of America)
SB7 137-2      RED CELL DISTRIBUTION WIDTH AS A NOVEL PREDICTOR OF MORTALITY
Kushang PATEL (Baltimore, United States of America)
SB7 137-3      AGE ASSOCIATED MILD PRO-INFLAMMATORY STATE AND ANEMIA
Luigi FERRUCCI (Baltimore, )
SB7 137-4      DEFINING MYELODYSPLASIA IN UNEXPLAINED ANEMIA
Andrew ARTZ (Chicago, United States of America)
SB7 137-5      ANEMIA IN THE ELDERLY: TREATMENT CONSIDERATIONS
William ERSHLER (Baltimore, United States of America)

SC7 138 “NEW LOOK AT FILIAL PIETY IN EAST ASIA: CHANGING FAMILY SUPPORT FOR THE ELDERLY”
Room 342 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Kyu-taik SUNG (Seoul, South Korea)

SC7 138-1      NEW LOOK AT FAMILY SUPPORT IN CHINA: CHANGING WAY OF PRACTICING FILIAL PIETY
Peng DU (Beijing, China)
SC7 138-2      NEW LOOK AT FAMILY SUPPORT FOR THE ELDERLY IN GREATER CHINESE COMMUNITIES IN EAST ASIA
Nelson CHOW (Hong Kong, China)
SC7 138-3      NEW LOOK AT FAMILY RELATIONS OF SENIORS IN JAPAN: CHANGING PRACTICE OF FILIAL PIETY
Wataru KOYANO (Ageo City, Japan)
SC7 138-4      NEW LOOK AT FILIAL PIETY IN SOUTH KOREA: CHANGING WAY OF TREATING THE ELDERLY
Kyu-taik SUNG (Michigan, United States of America)

SD7 139 MIGRANT LONG-TERM CARE WORK AS A RISING CHALLENGE FOR ELDER CARE RESEARCH, POLICY AND PRACTICE (II): INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
Room 343
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Virpi TIJMONEN (Dublin, Ireland)

SD7 139-1      MIGRANT WORKERS PROVIDING LONG TERM CARE TO OLDER PERSONS: CANADIAN POLICY AND EXPERIENCE
Gloria GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada)
SD7 139-2      MIGRANT LIVE-IN HOMECARE WORKERS IN ISRAEL: FINDINGS FROM A RECENT STUDY
Esther IECOVICH (Beer Sheva, Israel)
SD7 139-3      MIGRANT CARE WORKERS IN SINGAPORE - THE ASIAN EXPERIENCE
Kalyani MEHTA (Singapore, Singapore)
SD7 139-4      CROSS-CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS IN SWEDISH ELDERLY CARE: THE CHALLENGES THAT MIGRANT CARE WORKERS POSE TO GERONTOLOGICAL PRACTICE
Sandra TORRES (Norrköping, Sweden)

SC7 140 GLOBAL ISSUES IN SOCIAL INCLUSION OF OLDER ADULTS
Amphitheatre Havane
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Norah KEATING (Alberta, Canada), Scharf THOMAS (Staffordshire, UK)

SC7 140-1      DEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL EXCLUSION
Adele HAYUTIN (Stanford, United States of America)
SC7 140-2      GLOBALISATION AND AGEING: NEW PATTERNS OF SOCIAL INCLUSION AND EXCLUSION
Chris PHILLIPSON (Staffordshire, United Kingdom)
SC7 140-3      LATER-LIFE INEQUALITIES IN ACCESS TO BASIC HEALTH CARE: PERSPECTIVES FROM SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA
Isabella ABODERIN (Oxford, United Kingdom)
SC7 140-4      SOCIAL INCLUSION/EXCLUSION: AN ASIA-PACIFIC PERSPECTIVE
Kevin CHENG (Hong Kong, China)

SC7 141 MANAGING SENIOR MOBILITY ACROSS THE WESTERN CONTINENTS
Room 351
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Anne DICKERSON (Greenville, United States)

SC7 141-1      USING SAFE SYSTEM PRINCIPLES TO ENHANCE OLDER DRIVER SAFETY AND MOBILITY
Jim LANGFORD (Clayton, Australia)
SC7 141-2      TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSESSING OLDER DRIVERS AND ASSISTING THEM TO DRIVE SAFELY
Michelle PORTER (Winnipeg, Canada)
SC7 141-3      USING INSTRUMENTED VEHICLE TECHNOLOGY TO MONITOR THE DRIVING PERFORMANCE OF OLDER ADULTS
Lisa MOLNAR (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
SC7 141-4      IMPLEMENTATION OF SAFETY PROGRAMS FOR OLDER DRIVERS
Anne DICKERSON (Greenville, United States of America)

SB7 142 INTEREST FOR MEASURING BLOOD PRESSURE AND ARTERIAL STIFFNESS FOR THE EVALUATION OF CARDIOVASCULAR RISK IN INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY PEOPLE OVER 80
Room 352 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Athanase BÉNÉTOS (Nancy, Paris)

SB7 142-1      Systolic hypertension and its determinants in the elderly
Michel SAFAR (Paris, France)
SB7 142-2      RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BLOOD PRESSURE AND ARTERIAL STIFFNESS IN INSTITUTIONALIZED ELDERLY PEOPLE OVER 80: RESULTS OF THE PARTAGE MULTICENTRIC STUDY
Athanase BENETOS (Nancy, France)
SB7 142-3      ARTERIAL FUNCTION IN THE VERY ELDERLY: WHY A GERIATRICIAN SHOULD CARE OF?
Angelo SCUTERI (Rome, Italy)
SB7 142-4      BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE VERY ELDERLY
Ulrich VISCHER (Thonex, Switzerland)

SD7 143 SOCIAL CLASS AND AGE RELATIONS IN LATER LIFE
Room 353
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Marvin FORMOSA (Msida, Malta), Paul HIGGS (London, United Kingdom)

SD7 143-1      THEORISING SOCIAL CLASS IN LATER LIFE: POWER, IDENTITY AND LIFESTYLE
Marvin FORMOSA (Msida, Malta)
SD7 143-2      SOCIAL CLASS, SOCIAL CAPITAL AND DIVERSITY IN LATER LIFE: A SECONDARY ANALYSIS OF THE BRITISH REGIONAL HEART STUDY (1978-2003) USING MULTIPLE CORRESPONDENCE ANALYSIS
Ian Rees JONES (Gwynedd, United Kingdom)
SD7 143-3      AN INTERSECTIONAL APPROACH TO CLASS IN OLD AGE
Neal KING (Virginia, United States of America)
SD7 143-4      CLASS, IDENTITY AND STRATIFICATION IN LATER LIFE: WHAT CAN A FOCUS ON ETHNICITY TELL US?
James NAZROO (Manchester, United Kingdom)

17:15 - 17:30

Break

17:30 - 19:00

Symposia

SB7 144 FOR A NEW DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Amphitheatre Bleu
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Bruno DUBOIS (Paris, France)

SB7 144-1      NEURO-IMAGING AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Giovani FRISONI (Brescia, Italy)
SB7 144-2      BIOMARKERS AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Harald HAMPEL (Munich, Germany)
SB7 144-3      NEW CONCEPT AND NEW DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA FOR ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Bruno DUBOIS (Paris, France)

SD7 145 SUBSTITUTIVE HOSPITAL AT HOME MODELS AROUND THE WORLD: IMPACT ON HEALTH AND WEALTH IN OLD PATIENTS
Room 241
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Alain FRANCO (Grenoble, France)

SD7 145-1      HOSPITAL AT HOME AS A LINK BETWEEN THE HOSPITAL AND THE COMMUNITY: THE EXPERIENCE OF TORINO
Vittoria TIBALDI (Pocapaglia , Italy)
SD7 145-2      META-ANALYSIS OF HOSPITAL IN THE HOME (HITH): THE EFFECT OF SUBSTITUTING CARE AT HOME FOR CARE IN HOSPITAL
Gideon CAPLAN (Sydney, Australia)
SD7 145-3      SPECIAL CHALLENGES IN DISSEMINATING HOSPITAL AT HOME IN THE US HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: LESSONS FOR THE FIELD
Bruce LEFF (Baltimore, United States of America)
SD7 145-4      HOME HOSPITALIZATION IN JERUSALEM: 18 YEARS OF COST EFFECTIVE CARE
Jeremy JACOBS (Jerusalem, Israel)

SB7 146 WHY PALLIATIVE CARE NEEDS GERIATRICS
Room 242 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Giovanni GAMBASSI (Rome, Italy), Jean-Pierre MICHEL (Geneve, Switzerland)

SB7 146-1      PALLIATIVE CARE AND GERIATRICS: PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
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SB7 146-2      PALLIATIVE MEDICINE IN GERIATRICS, NOT ONLY CANCER
Chiara CATANANTI (Rome, Italy)
SB7 146-3      PALLIATIVE CARE AND TERMINAL STAGE DEMENTIA
Miel RIBBE (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SB7 146-4      WHO GUIDELINES FOR BETTER PRACTICE
Agis TSOUROS (Copenhagen, Denmark)

SB7 147 CANADIAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM: DEVELOPING AND ASSESSING GERIATRICS CURRICULUM – TRAINING TO MEET THE NEEDS OF AN AGING SOCIETY
Room 242 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Chris FRANK (Kingston, Canada)

SB7 147-1      HOW MUCH GERIATRICS ARE CANADIAN MEDICAL TRAINEES TAUGHT?
Janet GORDON (Halifax, Canada)
SB7 147-2      FAMILY MEDICINE CARE OF THE ELDERLY TRAINING: DEVELOPING CURRICULA FOR A VARIETY OF ROLES.
Christopher FRANK (Kingston, Canada)
SB7 147-3      WEB BASED INSTRUMENTS FOR EVALUATION OF GERIATRICS CURRICULA.
John KIRK (Montreal, Canada)
SB7 147-4      STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENTS OF CLINICAL EVALUATION REPORT (STACERS) FOR SUMMATIVE EVALUATION IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP.
Janet KUSHNER KOW (Vancouver, Canada)

SB7 148 OUTCOME ASSESSMENTS AMONG GERIATRIC PATIENTS IN INTENSIVE CARE MEDICINE
Room 251
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Cornel SIEBER (Nuernberg, Germany), Niccolo MARCHIONNI (Florence, Italy)

SB7 148-1      HOSPITAL MORTALITY AND INTENSITY OF CARE OF ELDERLY PATIENTS IN ICU
Dominique SOMME (Paris, France)
SB7 148-2      PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR SEVERE INFECTIONS IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS.
Hans Juergen HEPPNER (Nuremberg, Germany)
SB7 148-3      PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS
Niccolo MARCHIONNI (Florence, Italy)
SB7 148-4      PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR GERIATRIC PATIENTS IN ICU WITH ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
Katrin SCHMITT (Nuremberg, Germany)

SD7 149 INFORMAL CAREGIVING : FROM OBSERVATION TO ACTION
Room 252 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Marie Aline BLOCH (Paris, France)

SD7 149-1      INFORMAL CAREGIVING : A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Alain GRAND (Toulouse, France)
SD7 149-2      CHANGES IN INFORMAL CARE OVER FOUR YEAR FOR ELDERLY PERSONS WITH ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
Sandrine ANDRIEU (Pennsylvania, United States of America)
SD7 149-3      PROCESS AND OUTCOMES FOR CAREGIVERS : NEW MULTIDIMENSIONAL MEASUREMENT APPROACHES
Steven ZARIT (New York, United States of America)
SD7 149-4      CAREGIVER INTERVENTION RESEARCH : PAST RESULTS AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Mary MITTELMAN (Toulouse, France)

SD7 150 INTERDISCIPLINARITY IN GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS : SOCIETY, CULTURE AND EPISTEMOLOGY RESHAPING LINKS BETWEEN DISCIPLINES
Room Maillot
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Marie BEAULIEU (Sherbrooke, Canada)

SD7 150-1      An historical perspective on interdisciplinary: Muslims, Christians and Jews in XV century in Granada
Miguel OROZCO (Granada, Spain)
SD7 150-2      An interprofessionnal or an interdisciplinary problem? Distinctions to develop an analytical scheme of interdisciplinarity based on the case of a long-term care hospital.
Yves COUTURIER (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SD7 150-3      Interdisciplinary teams in Latino America: proposals and functioning.
José Fernando GOMEZ (Manizales, Colombia)

SD7 151 BUILDING THE HEALTH CARE WORKFORCE TO SERVE AN AGING AMERICA
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Alexandre KALACHE (New York, USA)

SD7 151-1      THE FUTURE GERIATRIC WORKFORCE: THE CHALLENGE TO PHYSICIANS TO PREPARE FOR AN AGING AMERICA
John ROWE (New York, United States of America)
SD7 151-2      THE CRITICAL NEED FOR BUILDING CAPACITY IN THE FIELD OF GERIATRIC NURSING
Terry FULMER (New York, United States of America)
SD7 151-3      RETOOLING FOR AN AGING AMERICA: THE RESPONSE FROM SOCIAL WORK AND FAMILY CAREGIVERS
Carol RAPHAEL (New York, United States of America)
SD7 151-4      TOMORROW
Patricia VOLLAND (New York, United States of America)

SA7 152 ESSENTIAL TRACE ELEMENT (ZN, CR, SE) DEFICIENCIES IN ELDERLY: WHICH POLICY OF SUPPLEMENTATION?? SYMPOSIUM ORGANISED BY SFERETE(FRENCH SOCIETY FOR TRACE ELEMENT RESEARCH) AND TEU(TRACE ELEMENT INSTITUTE FOR UNESCO/LYON
Room 342 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Monique FERRY (Valence, France), Guy CHAZOT (Lyon, France)

SA7 152-1      SELENIUM AS AN ANTI AGEING NUTRIENT
Margaret RAYMAN (Guilford, United Kingdom)
SA7 152-2      CHROMIUM AND AGING
Richard ANDERSON (Belstville, United States of America)
SA7 152-3      ZINC SUPPLEMENTATION IN ELDERLY PEOPLE: BENEFITS AND LIMITS
Anne-Marie ROUSSEL (La Tronche, France)

SA7 153 IMPLICATION OF BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE IN DEMENTIA: PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL EVIDENCES
Room 342 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Thierry DANTOINE (Limoges, France), Roger BULLOCK (Swindon, United Kingdom)

SA7 153-1      UPDATE ON BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE ENZYMOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND ON REVERSIBLE SELECTIVE BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS IN PRECLINICAL STUDIES
NIGEL GREIG (Baltimore, United States of America)
SA7 153-2      LAST DATAS FROM CLINICAL STUDIES OF BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE IMPLICATION IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND COGNITIVE DECLINE
ROGER BULLOCK (Swindon, United Kingdom)
SA7 153-3      BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE IN PARKINSON’S AND LEWY BODY DISEASES AND IN SUBCORTICAL SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIAS
GUSTAVO ARBO (Asuncion, Paraguay)

SD7 154 SOCIOECONOMIC INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH IN OLDER PEOPLE
Room 343
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Hans BOSMA (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

SD7 154-1      WEALTH AND DISABILITY IN 11 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: RESULTS FROM THE SHARE STUDY.
Farizah MOHD HAIRI (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
SD7 154-2      DO CHILDHOOD AND ADULT SOCIOECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES EXPLAIN THE WITHIN AND BETWEEN COUNTRY DIFFERENCES IN THE BIRTH COHORT EFFECTS ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN OLDER ADULTS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE? RESULTS FROM THE HAPIEE STUDY.
Martin BOBAK (London, United Kingdom)
SD7 154-3      PERSONALITY AND HEALTH AS PREDICTORS OF INCOME DECREASE IN OLD AGE: INDIRECT AND DIRECT SELECTION AS EXPLANATION OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC HEALTH DIFFERENCES?
Danielle GROFFEN (Maastricht, The Netherlands)
SD7 154-4      HEALTH INEQUALITIES IN EARLY OLD AGE: THE ROLE OF PARTICIPATION IN SOCIALLY PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITIES.
Morten WAHRENDORF (Dusseldorf, Germany)

SC7 155 PSYCHOSOCIAL PREDICTORS OF LATER LIFE DISPARITIES
Amphitheatre Havane
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Toni ANTONUCCI (Michigan, USA), Lisa BERKMAN (Cambridge, USA)

SC7 155-1      ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN EARLY LIFE EXPERIENCES AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE
Cleopatra CALDWELL (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
SC7 155-2      KEEPING QUIET OR FIGHTING IT OUT: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF MARITAL CONFLICT AND WELL-BEING
Kira BIRDITT (Tokyo, Japan)
SC7 155-3      THE IMPLICATIONS OF RECIPROCITY FOR DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY OF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN JAPAN AND THE U.S.
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SC7 155-4      PSYCHOLOGICAL RESOURCES AND THE LINK BETWEEN SOCIAL INEQUALITY AND HEALTH IN ADULTHOOD AND OLD AGE – FINDINGS FROM THE GERMAN AGEING SURVEY
Clemens TESCH-ROEMER ()

SC7 156 SUPPORTIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN LATER LIFE
Room 351
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Frank OSWALD (Heidelberg, Germany), Hans-Werner WAHL (Heidelberg, Germany)

SC7 156-1      OLDER ADULTS AND THE USE OF E-HEALTH INFORMATION
Sara CZAJA (Miami, United States of America)
SC7 156-2      ANALYZING OUTDOOR MOBILITY OF COMMUNITY DWELLING ELDERS WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT BY MEANS OF TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES IN ISRAEL AND GERMANY: DATA FROM THE PROJECT SENTRA
Frank OSWALD (Heidelberg, Germany)
SC7 156-3      USING TECHNOLOGY TO MANAGE PEOPLE WITH CHRONIC ILLNESSES: RESULTS OF THE SAPHE PROJECT
Andrew SIXSMITH (Vancouver, Canada)
SC7 156-4      EVALUATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES BY RESIDENTS AND STAFF IN THE INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT: DATA FROM THE PROJECT BETAGT
Katrin CLASSEN (Heidelberg, Germany)
SC7 156-5      DISCUSSION
Rick J. SCHEIDT (Manhattan, United States of America)

SD7 157 ETHICAL ISSUES WITH ADVANCING AGE
Room 352 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Robert MOULIAS (Paris, France), Norah KEATINGS (Edmonton, Canada)

SD7 157-1      THE ETHICAL NEED FOR A SEMANTIC CONSENSUS ON A GOOD USE OF THE GOOD WORDS IN GERONTOLOGY
Robert MOULIAS (Paris, France)
SD7 157-2      INTERGENERATIONNAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES : THE MISSING LINK FOR SOCIAL COHESION
Norah KEATING (Edmonton, Canada)
SD7 157-3      THE RIGHT TO REMAIN AN ACTIVE MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY
Rosita KORNFELD (Santiago do Chile, Chile)
SD7 157-4      AGEISM AND AGE DISCRIMINATION : NEGLECT IN ETHICS RESEARCH, PRACTICE AND POLICY
Astrid STUCKELBERGER (Geneva, Switzerland)

SD7 158 ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF POPULATION AGEING THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING
Room 353
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Joseph TROISI (Msida, Malta)

SD7 158-1      AGEING IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA:MAJOR CHALLENGES FOR CAPACITY BUILDING AND TRAINING
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SD7 158-2      GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE GLOBAL CONTEXT: THE NEED FOR STANDARDS AND GUIDELINES
Gloria GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada)
SD7 158-3      TRAINING IN THE FIELD OF AGEING IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN : SOME GOOD PRACTICES
Pedro Paolo MARIN (Santiago, Chile)
SD7 158-4      IMPLEMENTING THE MADRID INTERNATIONAL PLAN OF ACTION ON AGING THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND MANPOWER TRAINING
Joseph TROISI (Msida, Malta)

20:00 - 23:00

Congress Dinner

Wednesday July 8th

08:00 - 09:30

Oral Communications

OB8 159 Dementia
Amphitheatre Bleu
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 159-1 POSTURAL INSTABILITY IS-ASSOCIATED WITH BRAIN ATROPHY AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN ELDERLY: THE J-SHIPP STUDY
T. KIDO*, Y. TABARA, M. IGASE, N. OTI, E. UETANI, T. NAGAI, M. YAMAMOTO, K. TAGUCHI, K. KOHARA, T. MIKI (Toon-city, Japan)
8:15      OB8 159-2 APOEε4 ALLELE FREQUENCY IN 421CASES OF AAMI, 307 MCI, 265 DEMENTIA WITH CONTROLS
P. LU*, P. LU, Y. MA, Z. WANG, Y. ZHU (Shanghai, China)
8:30      OB8 159-3 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AS A PROTECTIVE FACTOR IN A PROSPECTIVE AGEING STUDY IN GERMANY
J. SCHROEDER*, H. JILG, C. SATTLER, J. SCHRÖDER (Heidelberg, Germany)
8:45      OB8 159-4 EMBODIED SELFHOOD AND CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING IN DEMENTIA CARE
P. KONTOS*, G. NAGLIE (Toronto, Canada)
9:00      OB8 159-5 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN LOW SERUM 25-HYDROXYVITAMIN D CONCENTRATIONS AND EXPLICIT MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN EPIDOS COHORT
C. ANNWEILER*, A. SCHOTT, G. ALLALI, S. ANDRIEU, G. BERRUT, S. BRIDENBAUGH, R. KRESSIG, F. HERRMANN, O. BEAUCHET (Angers, France)
9:15      OB8 159-6 3-COUNTRY STUDY: EFFECTS OF COUNSELLING CAREGIVERS OF SPOUSES WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE TAKING DONEPEZIL ON DEPRESSION IN CAREGIVERS AND NURSING HOME ADMISSION IN PATIENTS.
H. BRODATY*, M. MITTELMAN, A. BURNS (Coogee, NSW, Australia)

OB8 160 Cognitive decline
Room 241
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 160-1 COMPREHENSIVE PREDICTORS OF MAINTAINING COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN OLDER ADULTS: THE HEALTH ABC STUDY
A. FIOCCO*, K. LINDQUIST, E. VITTINGHOFF , E. SIMONSICK, A. NEWMAN, S. SATTERFIELD, C. ROSANO, S. RUBIN, H. AYONAYON, T. HARRIS, K. YAFFE (San Francisco, United States)
8:15      OB8 160-2 IS ACTIVATION OF HAEMOSTATIC FUNCTION A RISK FACTOR FOR COGNITIVE DECLINE IN OLDER PEOPLE?
D. STOTT*, A. RUMLEY, M. ROBERTSON, P. WELSH, N. SATTAR, A. DE CRAEN, R. WESTENDORP, I. FORD, G. LOWE (Glasgow, United Kingdom)
8:30      OB8 160-3 DISTURBED CIRCADIAN ACTIVITY RHYTHMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
G. TRANAH*, T. BLACKWELL, S. ANCOLI-ISRAEL, K. YAFFE, M. PAUDEL, K. ENSRUD, J. CAULEY, S. REDLINE, T. HILLIER, S. CUMMINGS, K. STONE (San Francisco, United States of America)
8:45      OB8 160-4 TRAIL MAKING TEST PREDICTS INCIDENT DISABILITY IN OLDER PERSONS
R. VAZZANA*, F. LAURETANI, A. CORSI, Y. MILANESCHI, S. BANDINELLI, L. FERRUCCI (Chieti, Italy)
9:00      OB8 160-5 PROMOTING HEALTHY AGEING WITH COGNITIVE EXERCISE – THE PACE STUDY
M. VIDOVICH*, N. LAUTENSCHLAGER, L. FLICKER, O. ALMEIDA (Perth, Australia)
9:15      OB8 160-6 THE COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN THE GENERAL POPULATION IS RELATED TO BOTH MEDICAL AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS. THE “FAENZA PROJECT”
A. ATTI*, C. FORLANI, A. MARENGONI, K. PALMER, D. DE RONCHI, E. DAL MONTE, L. FRATIGLIONI (Stockholm, Sweden)

OC8 161 Ethics / Nursing / Psychogeriatrics
Room 242 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC8 161-1 INCREASING ACCESSIBILITY TO THE CONSENT PROCESS FOR STROKE PATIENTS WITH COMMUNICATION BARRIERS
A. CARLING ROWLAND*, S. BLACK, L. MCDONALD, A. KAGAN (Toronto, Canada)
8:15      OC8 161-2 ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF LIFESPAN EXTENSION AND THE DECELERATION OF HUMAN AGEING - INDIVIDUAL APPRAISAL, SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES, ETHICAL ANALYSIS, AND NORMATIVE JUDGEMENT
U. KLEINEMAS*, G. RUDINGER, U. FEESER-LICHTERFELD (Bonn, Germany)
8:30      OC8 161-3 MY PROFESSION IS BAD FOR MY HEALTH. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF HEALTH RISK BEHAVIOUR AND DISTRESS AMONG NURSES.
B. JENULL*, E. BRUNNER, I. SALEM (9020 Klagenfurt, Austria)
8:45      OC8 161-4 A REVIEW OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN THE RESEARCH ON REMINISCENCE AND MENTAL HEALTH
E. BOHLMEIJER*, G. WESTERHOF, J. KORTE (Enschede, The Netherlands)
9:00      OC8 161-5 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRAILTY AND DEPRESSIVE SYMPTOMS
P. ST. JOHN*, P. MONTGOMERY, B. AUDREY (Winnipeg, Canada)
9:15      OC8 161-6 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DISABILITY, DEPRESSION, AND INFORMAL AND FORMAL SUPPORT: A LONGITUDINAL INVESTIGATION
N. CHAN*, K. ANSTEY, T. WINDSOR, M. LUSZCZ (Canberra, Australia)

OB8 162 Health sciences
Room 242 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 162-1 OPERATIONAL AND QUALITY OUTCOMES OF A NOVEL MOBILE ACUTE CARE FOR THE ELDERLY (MACE) SERVICE
B. KORC*, J. FARBER , Q. DU, S. ALBERT (New York, United States)
8:15      OB8 162-2 ERYTHROPOIETIN, HAEMOGLOBIN AND RENAL FUNCTION IN THE OLDEST OLD. THE LEIDEN 85-PLUS STUDY.
J. WILLEMS*, W. DEN ELZEN, J. GUSSEKLOO, L. VLASVELD, A. DE CRAEN, R. WESTENDORP, G. BLAUW (Leiden, The Netherlands)
8:30      OB8 162-3 AGE RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION : EPIDEMIOLOGIC DATA ESTABLISHED FROM A FRENCH POPULATION
N. LEVEZIEL*, V. LETIEN, M. BINAGHI, G. COSCAS, J. LEJONC, E. PAILLAUD, G. SOUBRANE, E. SOUIED (Creteil, France)
8:45      OB8 162-4 DETECTING ROAD HAZARDS: OFF-ROAD ASSESSMENT OF OLDER DRIVERS’ PERIPHERAL VISUAL ATTENTION.
C. HATHERLY*, K. ANSTEY (Acton, ACT, Australia)
9:00      OB8 162-5 SLEEP QUALITY AND DAYTIME DYSFUNCTION IN OLDER ADULTS
R. LUFF*, S. VENN, S. ARBER (Guildford, United Kingdom)
9:15      OB8 162-6 MANDIBULAR INFERIOR CORTEX AND NUMBER OF REMAINING TEETH IN ELDERLY
A. YOSHIHARA*, H. MIYAZAKI (Niigata City, Japan)

OC8 163 Psychological aspects of ageing
Room 243
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC8 163-1 FACING AGE STIGMATIZATION: THE IMPACT ON SELF-ESTEEM AND THE ROLE OF PROTECTIVE STRATEGIES AMONG OLDER ADULTS.
M. MASSE*, P. MEIRE (Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium)
8:15      OC8 163-2 IMMORTALITY BELIEFS AS MANIFESTATIONS OF RELIGION’S DEATH ANXIETY BUFFERING POWER AMONG SENIOR BRITISH CHRISTIANS
V. HUI*, P. COLEMAN (Southampton, United Kingdom)
8:30      OC8 163-3 WISDOM AS COMPLEX-DIALECTICAL THOUGHT: RELATIONS WITH EMOTIONAL & COGNITIVE FUNCTIONING IN OLDER AGE.
D. MORAITOU*, A. EFKLIDES (Thessaloniki, Greece)
8:45      OC8 163-4 MEASURING AND EXPLAINING ATTITUDES TO AGEING AMONG COMMUNITY BASED ADULTS
A. O'HANLON*, P. COLEMAN (Dundalk, Ireland)
9:00      OC8 163-5 ‘OPTION RECOGNITION’ IN LATER LIFE: VARIATION IN AGEING IN PLACE
S. PEACE*, C. HOLLAND, L. KELLAHER (Milton Keynes, United Kingdom)

OC8 164 Psychological aspects of ageing
Room 251
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OC8 164-1 LEISURE-BASED SELF-REGULATION AND ADAPTATION AND THE HEALTH OF MIDDLE-AGED AND OLDER ADULTS WITH ARTHRITIS
J. SON*, M. JANKE, L. PAYNE (Champaign, United States of America)
8:15      OC8 164-2 LONELINESS AND DEPRESSION IN OLD AGE: THE CHALLENGE TO PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLBEING IN THE SILVER YEARS OF LIFE
S. SAHRAWAT* (Delhi, India)
8:30      OC8 164-3 CORRELATES OF GRACEFUL AGEING IN SENIOR AUSTRALIANS
L. MATTHEWS*, E. TALOB, D. MATTHEWS, D. SITHARTHAN (Kensington NSW, Australia)
8:45      OC8 164-4 THE IMPACT OF MIGRATION OF CHILDREN ON LONELINESS AMONG OLDER PARENTS IN NEW ZEALAND
S. VAN DER PAS*, J. GIERVELD (Hamilton, New Zealand)
9:00      OC8 164-5 THE HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF EVACUATING NURSING HOME RESIDENTS
N. CASTLE* (Pittsburgh, United States)
9:15      OC8 164-6 PLACE-BASED HOUSING ASPIRATIONS OF OLDER ADULTS?
R. MCKEEVER*, L. CARRAGHER, D. GETTY, R. BOND (Dundalk, Ireland)

OB8 165 Cancer advances in geriatrics / End of life
Room 252 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 165-1 DEPRESSION AND LYMPHOPENIA AS PROGNOSTIC FACTORS IN ELDERLY CANCER PATIENTS : THE NEURO-IMMUNE CONNECTION RE-VISITED
C. FALANDRY*, G. FREYER, E. PUJADE-LAURAINE, V. TRILLET-LENOIR, M. BONNEFOY (Pierre Bénite, France)
8:15      OB8 165-2 DOXORUBIN-BASED ADJUVANT CHEMOTHERAPY IS FEASIBLE IN ELDERLY BREAST CANCER PATIENTS WITHOUT IMPACT ON FUNCTIONAL STATUS
C. MERTENS*, S. ABADIE, E. BLOT, L. UWER, E. BOURBOULOUX, V. GIRRE, F. ROUSSEAU, M. DEBLED, E. FOURME, F. GOUTTENOIRE, E. BRAIN (Paris, France)
8:30      OB8 165-3 A NEW POSSIBLE APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF ELDERLY CANCER PATIENTS
J. LEIBOVICI*, T. KAPTZAN, O. ITZHAKI , E. SKUTELSKY, R. ASFUR, J. SINAI, M. MICHOWITZ (Tel-Aviv, Israel)
8:45      OB8 165-4 FACTORS INFLUENCING OLDER ADULTS TO COMPLETE ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
G. ALANO*, G. EL-KASS, M. HUSSAIN, M. ASHRAF, J. JEUNE, J. TAI, R. PEKMEZARIS, B. LOUIS, R. REDDY, M. LESSER, G. WOLF-KLEIN (Fresh Meadows, United States)
9:00      OB8 165-5 END OF LIFE DECISIONS IN HOSPITALIZED ELDERS IN SPAIN. A DESCRIPTIVE STUDY.
A. ESTEVE*, J. BAZTAN, A. SOCORRO, E. ROMERO, R. MAINAR, M. ZELADA, C. JIMENEZ, L. RODRIGUEZ, J. RIBERA, A. GARCIA, I. RUIPEREZ (MADRID, Spain)
9:15      OB8 165-6 EUTHANASIA AND DEMENTIA; THE DUTCH STRUGGLE WITH ADVANCE WISHES AND ACTUAL SUFFERING
D. TOUWEN* (Leiden, The Netherlands)

OD8 166 Familiy and care giving
Room Maillot
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD8 166-1 INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL NETWORK REGARDING QUALITY OF LIFE AND THE BURDEN PERCEIVED BY FAMILY CAREGIVERS WHILE CARING FOR PEOPLE WITH DEPENDENCE
F. AMENDOLA*, M. OLIVEIRA, M. ALVARENGA (São Paulo, Brazil)
8:15      OD8 166-2 MEASURING AGE-FRIENDLINESS AMONGST MID-LIFE AND OLDER PEOPLE: THE LOUTH AGE-FRIENDLINESS MEASURE
R. BOND*, L. CARRAGHER, A. O'HANLON, R. MCKEEVER, D. GETTY (Dundalk, Ireland)
8:45      OD8 166-4 INFORMAL AND FORMAL CARE INTERFACE: ETHNIC VARIATIONS IN THE SOURCES OF CARE OF OLDER ADULTS
S. YOSHINO*, J. FAST (Edmonton, Alberta, Canada)
9:00      OD8 166-5 HOW DO FAMILIES OF RESIDENTS IN LONG-TERM CARE FIT INTO THE SYSTEM OF END-OF-LIFE CARE?
J. MUNN*, S. ZIMMERMAN (Tallahassee, United States of America)
9:15      OD8 166-6 CAREGIVERS’ BURDEN OF PEOPLE WITH FULL COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT : RESULT FROM THE FRENCH NATIONAL SURVEY “HANDICAP-INCAPACITE-DEPENDANCE”.
A. COLVEZ*, A. COLVEZ, V. ROYER, F. MEDERIC-ALZHEIMER (MONTPELLIER, France)

OB8 167 Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 167-1 RESTING HEART RATE AND MORTALITY IN FREE-LIVING OLDER ADULTS. THE THREE CITY STUDY.
C. LEGEAI*, X. JOUVEN, J. DARTIGUES, C. HELMER, K. RITCHIE, P. AMOUYEL, C. TZOURIO, P. DUCIMETIÈRE, J. EMPANA (Villejuif , France)
8:15      OB8 167-2 COGNITIVE AND AFFECTIVE CONSEQUENCES OF SMALL AND MICROSCOPIC ISCHEMIC PATHOLOGY IN BRAIN AGING
G. GOLD*, E. KÖVARI, S. MICAELA, B. VASILIS, H. FRANÇOIS, B. CONSTANTIN, G. PANTELEIMON (Thonex-Geneve, Switzerland)
8:30      OB8 167-3 CLINICAL AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME OF ELDERLY PEOPLE, 80 YEARS AND OVER, AFTER A FIRST EVER STROKE
M. RAINFRAY*, P. DEHAIL, V. CRESSOT, M. PICAT, C. GERMAIN, P. PEREZ, B. DE WAZIERES, R. GONTHIER, P. PFITZENMEYER, C. MARTIN-HUNYADI (Pessac, France)
8:45      OB8 167-4 POSTPRANDIAL HYPOTENSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH ASYMPTOMATIC CEREBROVASCULAR DAMAGE IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY
Y. TABARA*, M. IGASE, T. KIDO, N. OCHI, E. UETANI, T. NAGAI, T. MIKI, K. KOHARA (Toon-city, Japan)
9:00      OB8 167-5 WHITE MATTER CHANGES AND FUNCTIONAL DECLINE IN THE ELDERLY. LADIS (LEUKOARAIOSIS AND DISABILITY) STUDY
D. INZITARI*, A. POGGESI, L. PANTONI, G. PRACUCCI, G. CARLUCCI, T. ERKINJUNTTI, P. LANGHORNE, P. SCHELTENS, M. VISSER, O. (FLORENCE, Italy)
9:15      OB8 167-6 DISABILITY PREDICTS FATAL BUT NOT NON-FATAL CORONARY HEART DISEASE IN COMMUNITY-DWELLING ELDERLY. THE THREE-CITY STUDY.
M. PLICHART*, P. BARBERGER-GATEAU, C. TZOURIO, P. AMOUYEL, K. PÉRÈS, K. RITCHIE, X. JOUVEN, P. DUCIMETIÈRE, J. EMPANA (Paris, France)

OD8 168 Abuse and neglect
Room 342 A
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD8 168-1 ELDER ABUSE: A MULTI COUNTRY COMPARTIVE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY AND PRACTICE.
M. BEAULIEU*, M. BEAULIEU, M. SHANKARDASS, S. SOMERS, L. MACHADO, L. DAICHMAN, V. DESOMER BELGIUM, A. NEW ZEALAND, P. BROWNELL, T. NHONGO, N. BERG (Nassau, United States)
8:15      OD8 168-2 A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW OF INTERVENTIONS FOR ABUSE OF OLDER PERSONS
J. PLOEG*, J. FEAR, B. HUTCHISON, H. MACMILLAN, G. BOLAN (Hamilton Ontario, Canada)
8:30      OD8 168-3 EMOTIONAL ABUSE OF OLDER ADULTS BY NURSING HOME STAFF: A RANDOM SAMPLE TELEPHONE SURVEY OF ADULTS WITH AN ELDER FAMILY MEMBER IN A NURSING HOME
L. SCHIAMBERG*, L. VON HEYDRICH, P. LORI (East Lansing, Michigan, United States of America)
8:45      OD8 168-4 PREVENTION OF ELDER ABUSE IN NURSING HOMES EVALUATIVE STUDY OF A STAFF TRAINING PROGRAM
B. LANG*, T. TZUK, A. BERG-WARMAN (Efrat, Israel)
9:00      OD8 168-5 THE MISTREATMENT AND NEGLECT OF OLDER PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY IN THE UK – ARE THERE LESSONS FOR POLICY AND PRACTICE?
J. MANTHORPE*, A. TINKER (London, United Kingdom)
9:15      OD8 168-6 KEEPING SAFE AND SECURE: UNDERSTANDING OLDER PEOPLES’ PERCEPTIONS AND EXPERIENCES OF SAFETY AND SECURITY
W. MARTIN*, V. WILLIAMS, C. VICTOR, R. MCCRINDLE, J. BARRETT (Earley, Reading, United Kingdom)

OB8 169 Biological sciences / Gerontechnology
Room 342 B
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 169-1 NO DIFFERENCES OF BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE PROTEIN ACTIVITY AND ALLELE FREQUENCY IN LEWY BODY DISEASES
W. MAETZLER*, S. KELLER, C. BECKER, D. BERG (Stuttgart, Germany)
8:15      OB8 169-2 ANGIOTENSIN II TYPE-2 RECEPTORS MODULATE INFLAMMATION THROUGH STAT3 PHOSPHORYLATION AND TNFα PRODUCTION
P. ABADIR*, J. WALSTON, R. CAREY, H. SIRAGY (Baltimore, United States)
8:30      OB8 169-3 DESIGNING AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING SYSTEMS FOR AND TOGETHER WITH END USERS
A. VAN BERLO*, A. SIXSMITH, S. DELANEY (Bonn, Germany)
8:45      OB8 169-4 THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE ‘DIGITAL DIVIDE’ FOR OLDER PEOPLE AND THOSE WITH DISABILITIES
J. DAMANT*, P. FREDDOLINO, M. KNAPP, M. ELLIS, E. MITLETON-KELLY, T. BURCHARDT (London, United Kingdom)
9:00      OB8 169-5 ASSESSING DIAGNOSITIC AGREEMENT FOR COGNITIVE ASSESSMENT IN OLDER ADULTS VIA VIDEO CONSULTATION
M. MARTIN-KHAN*, L. FLICKER, R. WOOTTON, P. LOH, H. EDWARDS, G. BYRNE, P. VARGHESE, E. BELLER, L. GRAY (Woolloongabba, Australia)
9:15      OB8 169-6 FUNCTIONAL BRAIN MRI SIGNAL OF OLDER ADULTS WITH HIGH PERFORMANCE AND LOW BRAIN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY
C. ROSANO*, V. VENKATRAMAN, J. GURALNIK, A. NEWMAN, N. GLYNN, C. CHRISTOPHER TAYLOR, S. STUDENSKI , L. LAUNER, M. PAHOR, J. WILLIAMSON, H. AIZENSTEIN (PITTSBURGH, United States)

OD8 170 Work and retirement
Room 343
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD8 170-1 DO WE NEED TO CONSIDER SPIRITUAL AND EXISTENTIAL ISSUES IN ELDERLY CARE – AN EMPIRICAL RESEARCH IN A NURSING HOME IN OSLO
P. AXELL*, N. MARTINUSSEN, O. VIBE (Oslo, Norway)
8:15      OD8 170-2 HIGH PRESSURE WORKPLACES: NO PLACE FOR OLDER WORKERS?
D. BISDEE*, (. LYONS (London, United Kingdom)
8:30      OD8 170-3 THE WELL-BEING OF OLDER JOB-SEEKERS: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION AGENDA
L. BROOKE*, B. JORGENSEN (Melbourne, Australia)
8:45      OD8 170-4 AGING, WORK, AND HEALTH - RESULTS FROM THE EUROPEAN AND CHINESE NEXT STUDY
J. LI*, H. HASSELHORN (Wuppertal, Germany)
9:00      OD8 170-5 THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF REASON FOR RETIREMENT ON OLDER NEW ZEALAND WORKERS
F. ALPASS*, C. STEPHENS, A. TOWERS, J. NOONE (Palmerston North, New Zealand)
9:15      OD8 170-6 “I JUST KNEW IT WAS THE RIGHT TIME TO RETIRE” – DECONSTRUCTING STORIES OF RETIREMENT ‘DECISION-MAKING’
D. LALIBERTE RUDMAN* (London, Canada)

OB8 171 Frailty
Amphitheatre Havane
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 171-1 THE GERIATRIC THESAURUS: A POSSIBILITY TO ASSESS GERIATRIC PROFILE AND FRAILTY
J. PETERMANS*, A. VELGHE, D. GILLAIN, X. BOMAN, N. VAN DEN NOORTGATE (Liège, Belgium)
8:15      OB8 171-2 HOSPITAL ADMISSION RISK PROFILE PREDICTS MORTALITY AMONG ELDERLY MEDICAL INPATIENTS
O. TORRES BONAFONTE*, D. RUIZ HIDALGO, M. BARCELÓ TRIAS, D. FILELLA, S. BENITO VALES, G. VÁZQUEZ MATA (BARCELONA, Spain)
8:30      OB8 171-3 SCREENING FRAILTY IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT BY USING THE IDENTIFICATION OF SENIORS AT RISK (ISAR)
F. SALVI*, V. MORICHI, A. GRILLI, R. GIORGI, L. LANCIONI, L. SPAZZAFUMO, S. POLONARA, G. DE TOMMASO, P. DESSÌ-FULGHERI (Ancona, Italy)
8:45      OB8 171-4 DOES A FRAILTY PHENOTYPE PREDICT HEALTH SERVICES UTILIZATION IN THE COMMUNITY-DWELLING YOUNG-OLD ?
B. SANTOS-EGGIMANN*, J. SPAGNOLI, N. RODONDI (Lausanne, Switzerland)
9:00      OB8 171-5 THE FRAILTY INDEX AND MORTALITY IN THE MRC COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND AGEING STUDY
G. SAVVA*, A. MITNITSKI, K. ROCKWOOD, C. BRAYNE, F. MATTHEWS (Cambridge, United Kingdom)
9:15      OB8 171-6 HANDGRIP STRENGTH IN THE ELDERLY AFFECT FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME AFTER HIP FRACTURE REPAIR
Y. BELOOSESKY*, A. WEISS, M. MANASIAN, M. SALAI (Petach-Tiqua, Israel)

OD8 172 Social policy / Education
Room 351
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OD8 172-1 LIVING ARRANGEMENTS OF THE ELDERLY WOMEN IN RURAL BANGLDESH: PATTERNS, DIFFERENTIALS AND DETERMINANTS
A. MIAN* (Dhaka, Bangladesh)
8:15      OD8 172-2 ELDERLY CARE IN RURAL CHINA IN THE PROCESS OF LABOR MIGRATION AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL POLICIES
J. SUN* ( Beijing, China)
8:30      OD8 172-3 AGEING IN A FOREIGN LAND - AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF AGEING, MIGRATION AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION
A. KALACHE*, A. KALACHE, R. FINKELSTEIN, K. BRASER, J. NETHERLLAND (New York, United States of America)
8:45      OD8 172-4 CONSTRUCTION OF FRAGILITY, MEMORY PROBLEMS AND DEMENTIA IN OLD AGE IN MEDIA BETWEEN 1970 AND 2007
P. TOPO *, K. SAARIKALLE (Helsinki , Finland)
9:00      OD8 172-5 PHYSICIANS AND POLITICIANS VIEWS ON AGE RELATED PRIORITISATION AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN HEALTH CARE
E. WERNTOFT* (Lund, Sweden)
9:15      OD8 172-6 TANDEM: COMMUNICATION TRAININGS FOR CAREGIVERS OF DEMENTIA PATIENTS
J. HABERSTROH*, K. NEUMEYER, K. KRAUSE, J. FRANZMANN, B. SCHMITZ, J. PANTEL (Frankfurt a.M., Germany)

OB8 173 Dementia
Room 352 AB
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 173-1 LEISURE ACTIVITY AND RISK OF DEMENTIA: RESULTS FROM THE THREE-CITY STUDY
T. AKBARALY*, F. PORTET, S. FUSTINONI, J. DARTIGUES, S. ARTERO, O. ROUAUD, J. TOUCHON, K. RITCHIE, C. BERR (Montpellier, France)
8:15      OB8 173-2 COMBINED INTERVENTIONS IN DEMENTIA. RESULTS OF AIDMA : A FRENCH CONTROLLED STUDY
J. DE ROTROU*, J. DE ROTROU, I. CANTEGREIL, E. WENISCH, C. CHAUSSON, S. GRABAR, A. RIGAUD (Paris, France)
8:30      OB8 173-3 A RANDOMIZED PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL OF VITAMIN B12 AND FOLATE SUPPLEMENTATION TO RETARD COGNITIVE DECLINE IN PATIENTS WITH EARLY DEMENTIA
T. KWOK*, L. LAM, J. LEE (Shatin, Hong Kong)
8:45      OB8 173-4 DIABETES MELLITUS PREDICTS COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN ELDERLY ISCHEMIC STROKE PATIENTS
E. MIZRAHI*, T. BLUMSTEIN, M. ARAD, A. ADUNSKY (Ramat - Gan, Israel)
9:00      OB8 173-5 PATTERNS OF DEMENTIA DIAGNOSIS AMONG SEER BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS WHO TAKE CHEMOTHERAPY
S. SHEINFELD GORIN *, J. HECK , S. ALBERT (Scottsdale , United States)
9:15      OB8 173-6 SYNERGISM BETWEEN THE CCR532 DELETION AND APOEε4 POLYMORPHISMS IN VASCULAR AND MIXED DEMENTIA OF THE VERY OLD.
D. ZEKRY*, Y. KAMEOKA, J. MICHEL, G. GOLD, F. HERRMANN, K. KARL-HEINZ (Geneva, Switzerland)

OB8 174 Longevity / Intensive care / Nursing home
Room 353
08:00 - 09:30

8:00      OB8 174-1 MITOCHONDRIAL GENOME HAPLOGROUP D4A IS ENRICHED IN JAPAN SEMI-SUPERCENTENARIANS
M. TANAKA*, N. FUKU, Y. NISHIGAKI, Y. ARAI, N. HIROSE, E. BILAL, G. BHANOT, K. POPADIN, K. KHRAPKO (Tokyo, Japan)
8:15      OB8 174-2 RECENT ELONGATION OF THE LIFE SPAN IN PATIENTS WITH PROGERIC WERNER SYNDROME.
K. YOKOTE*, S. HONJO, Y. SAITO (Chiba, Japan)
8:30      OB8 174-3 INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF INFLUENZA TO SENIORS: VACCINATION AND GRANDPARENTAL CAREGIVING
S. COHEN*, J. WENGER, E. NAUMOVA (Boston, United States of America)
8:45      OB8 174-4 PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF ACUTE ASTHMA IN ELDERLY PATIENTS
P. RAY*, D. SOUSSAN, R. LIARD, C. LEGALL, N. SIMON, J. MUIR, P. ROY, F. NEUKIRSH, A. ELLRODT, S. SALMERON (Paris, France)
9:00      OB8 174-5 FACTORS RELATED TO PATIENT’S OPINION ASKING CONCERNING INTENSIVE CARE UNIT ADMISSION FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS
D. SOMME*, A. BOUMENDIL, J. LEGUEN, M. GARROUSTE-ORGEAS, D. PATERON, P. AEGERTER, T. SIMON, A. MENN, B. GUIDET (Paris, France)
9:15      OB8 174-6 EVIDENCE-BASED CARE OF OLDER PEOPLE – UTOPIA OR REALITY?
A. BOSTROM* (Edmonton, Canada)

09:00

Exhibition and Poster session

09:45 - 10:15

Keynote lectures

KEYNOTE LECTURE - Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI): Progress Report
Amphiteatre Bleu
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)

Michael WEINER - Center for Imaging of Neurodegenerative Disease (San Francisco, United States)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - The Metaphor of Leukocyte Telomere Length as a Biological Clock in Humans Amphiteatre Bordeaux
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Athanase BENETOS (Nancy, France)

Abraham AVIV - The Center of Human Development and Aging (Newark, United States)

KEYNOTE LECTURE - The global financial crisis and the health of older people
Amphiteatre Havane
09:45 – 10:15
Chair: Norah KEATING (Edmonton, Canada)

John BEARD - World Health Organization - Director of Ageing and Lifecourse (Geneva, Switzerland)

10:15

10:30 - 12:00

Symposia

SB8 175 EUROPEAN ALZHEIMER DISEASE CONSORTIUM (EADC) INITIATIVE
Amphitheatre Bleu
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Bengt WINBLAD (Stockholm, Sweden), Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France)

SB8 175-1      EUROPEAN ALZHEIMER DISEASE CONSORTIUM (EADC) INITIATIVE
Winblad BENGT (STOCKHOLM, Sweden)
SB8 175-2      THE ICTUS STUDY
Pierre-Jean OUSSET (TOULOUSE, France)
SB8 175-3      THE DESCRIPA STUDY
Pieter J VISSER (AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands)
SB8 175-4      NEURO-IMAGING AND BIOMARKERS: RATIONAL FOR PREVENTION
Giovani FRISONI (BRESCIA, Italy)

SB8 176 E-SERVICES FOR A DIETARY APPROACH IN AGEING PROCESS AND ELDERLY MALNUTRITION
Room 241
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Lorenzo M DONINI (Rome, Italy), Claudio FRANCESCHI (Bologna, Italy)

SB8 176-1      SENILE ANOREXIA - RESULTS OF AN ITALIAN STUDY
Domenico CUCINOTTA (Bologna, Italy)
SB8 176-2      MALNUTRITION IN THE ELDERLY
Isabelle BOURDEL-MARCHASSON (Talence , France)
SB8 176-3      THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT IN THE ELDERLY
Herbert LOCHS (Berlin, Germany)
SB8 176-4      E-SERVICES FOR A DIETARY APPROACH IN AGEING PROCESS AND ELDERLY MALNUTRITION
Fabio BUCCOLINI (Rome, Italy)

SB8 177 VITAMIN D IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF THE FRAILTY SYNDROME
Room 242 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Gustavo DUQUE (Penrith, Australia)

SB8 177-1      VITAMIN D AND ANTI-FRACTURE EFFICACY
Heike BISCHOFF-FERRARI (Zurich, Switzerland)
SB8 177-2      VITAMIN D AND SARCOPENIA
Manuel MONTERO-ODASSO (London (ON), Canada)
SB8 177-3      THERAPEUTIC USES OF VITAMIN D IN THE FRAILTY SYNDROME
Gustavo DUQUE (Penrith, Australia)

SB8 178 GERIATRIC COMPETENCIES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS
Room 242 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Karen SAUVIGNE (New York, USA), Jasneet PARMAR, MBBS, DIP. COE (Alberta, Canada)

SB8 178-1      "INTRODUCTION TO GERIATRIC COMPETENCIES FOR MEDICAL STUDENTS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, AND AUSTRALIA"
Jasneet PARMAR (Alberta, Canada)
SB8 178-2      "MEDICAL STUDENT COMPETENCIES IN THE UNITED STATES: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION"
Karen SAUVIGNE (New York, United States of America)
SB8 178-3      "MEDICAL STUDENT COMPETENCIES IN CANADA: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION"
Janet GORDON (Halifax, Canada)
SB8 178-4      "MEDICAL STUDENT COMPETENCIES IN AUSTRALIA: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION"
Vasi NAGANATHAN (Sydney, Australia)
SB8 178-5      "SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES IN APPROACH AND OUTCOMES"
Jasneet PARMAR (Alberta, Canada)
SB8 178-6      "METHODS AND TOOLS FOR MEDICAL STUDENT COMPETENCIES ON THE PORTAL OF GERIATRIC ONLINE EDUCATION (POGOE)"
Karen SAUVIGNE (New York, United States of America)
SB8 178-7      "OPEN DISCUSSION"
(United States of America)

SD8 179 ROLE OF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS AND INTEGRATED CARE FOR THE ELDERLY
Room 243
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Howard BERGMAN (Montreal, Canada), Isabelle VEDEL (Montreal, Canada)

SD8 179-1      AN EVALUATION PROTOCOL OF PRIMARY CARE INTERVENTIONS AIMED TO SUPPORT FRAIL ELDERLY LIVING AT HOME
Chirstian SWINE (Yvoir, Belgium)
SD8 179-2      FOSTERING PARTICIPATION OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS : HOW TO TAILOR INTEGRATED HEALTH SERVICES NETWORKS ?
Matthieu DE STAMPA (Paris, France)
SD8 179-3      A NOVEL MODEL OF INTEGRATED CARE: COPA-ANCRAGE COORDINATION OF PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR THE ELDERLY IN FRANCE
Isabelle VEDEL (Paris, France)
SD8 179-4      EVALUATION DE L’EFFICACITé DE LA MISE EN PLACE D’UN RéSEAU INTéGRé POUR LA PRISE EN CHARGE DES PERSONNES âGéES FRAGILES à DOMICILE PAR LA FONDATION D’AIDE ET DE SOINS à DOMICILE (FSASD), LES MéDECINS DE VILLE DE L’ASSOCIATION DES MéDECINS DE GENèVE (AMG), ET L’UNITé DE GéRIATRIE COMMUNAUTAIRE (UGC) à GENèVE.
Laura DI POLLINA (Chêne-Bourg, Switzerland)

SC8 180 DETERMINANTS AND CONSEQUENCES OF FEAR OF FALLING FROM CROSS-NATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Room 251
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Gertrudis I.J.M. KEMPEN (Maastricht, The Netherlands), G.A. Rixt ZIJLSTRA (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

SC8 180-1      UNDERSTANDING FEAR OF FALLING AND RISK-TAKING BEHAVIOUR IN OLDER PEOPLE
Kim DELBAERE (Randwick, Australia)
SC8 180-2      POSTTRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER (PTSD)IN OLDER PEOPLE AFTER A FALL
Kevin MCKEE (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
SC8 180-3      SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC, HEALTH-RELATED AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CORRELATES OF FEAR OF FALLING AND AVOIDANCE OF ACTIVITY IN COMMUNITY-LIVING OLDER PERSONS WHO AVOID ACTIVITY DUE TO FEAR OF FALLING
Gertrudis KEMPEN (Maastricht, The Netherlands)

SB8 181 IMAGING DEMENTIA IN ELDERLY
Room 252 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Pierre KROLAK-SALMON (Lyon, France), Marc VERNY (Paris, France)

SB8 181-1      WHY USING NEUROIMAGING TO DIAGNOSE DEMENTIA IN THE ELDERLY?
Pierre KROLAK-SALMON (Pierre Bénite, France)
SB8 181-2      MRI IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF ALZHEIMER
Stéphane LÉHÉRICY (Paris, France)
SB8 181-3      IMAGING NEURONES AT WORK IN DEMENTIA
Serge GOLDMAN (Bruxelles, Belgium)
SB8 181-4      AMYLOID IMAGING IN THE EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF ALZHEIMER ´S DISEASE AND EVALUATION OF ANTI-AMYLOID THERAPY
Agneta NORDBERG (Stockholm, Sweden)

SB8 182 EUROPEAN DIABETES WORKING PARTY FOR OLDER PEOPLE (EDWPOP)- PRESENTATION OF REVISED CLINICAL GUIDELINES FOR TYPE 2 DIABETES
Room Maillot
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Alan SINCLAIR (Warwickshire, UK), Giuseppe PAOLISSO (Naples, Italy)

SB8 182-1      DEVELOPMENT OF THE EDWPOP GUIDELINES AND THE ENDORSEMENT PROCESS THROUGH THE IAG, IDF, AND EASD
Alan SINCLAIR (Luton, United Kingdom)
SB8 182-2      EXAMINING THE EVIDENCE BASE: DRUG THERAPY FOR DIABETES IN OLDER PEOPLE
Giuseppe PAOLISSO (Napoli, Italy)
SB8 182-3      INTERVENTION STRATEGIES IN DIABETIC VASCULAR DISEASE
Leo RODRIGUEZ MANAS (Getafe, Spain)

SB8 183 HYPERTENSION IN VERY ELDERLY HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS: LESSONS FROM THE HYVET STUDY
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Françoise FORETTE (Paris, France), Christopher BULPITT (London, UK)

SB8 183-1      WHY THE INTEREST IN HYPERTENSION IN VERY ELDERLY PATIENTS?
Olivier HANON (Paris, France)
SB8 183-2      MAJOR BENEFITS OBSERVED WITH HYPERTENSION MANAGEMENT IN VERY ELDERLY PATIENTS
Nigel BECKETT (London, United Kingdom)
SB8 183-3      ADDITIONAL BENEFITS BEYOND CARDIOVASCULAR EVENTS
Ruth PETERS (London, United Kingdom)
SB8 183-4      IMPACT OF HYVET ON THE MANAGEMENT OF VERY ELDERLY HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS
Brian WILLIAMS (Leicester, United Kingdom)

SD8 184 PRISMA : IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT OF A COORDINATION-TYPE INTEGRATED SERVICE DELIVERY (ISD) SYSTEM FOR FRAIL OLDER PEOPLE
Room 342 A
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Michel RAICHE (Sherbrooke, Canada), Réjean HÉBERT (Sherbrooke, Canada)

SD8 184-1      DESCRIPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRISMA ISD SYSTEM IN QUEBEC.
Réjean HÉBERT (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)
SD8 184-2      THE CASE-MANAGERS IN PRISMA: A LOOK ON THEIR ROLE.
Yves COUTURIER (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)
SD8 184-3      POPULATION IMPACT OF PRISMA ON FRAIL OLDER PEOPLE AND UTILIZATION OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES.
Réjean HÉBERT (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)
SD8 184-4      ANALYZING THE COST AND THE BENEFIT OF THE PRISMA MODEL: IS IT EFFICIENT?
Suzanne DURAND (Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada)

SA8 185 COPING WITH ELASTIC TISSUES AGEING
Room 342 B
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Marie-paule JACOB (Paris, France), Pascal SOMMER (Lyon, France)

SA8 185-1      REMODELLING OF ARTERIAL AND VENOUS ELASTIC TISSUES WITH AGEING.
Marie-paule JACOB (Paris, France)
SA8 185-2      BEYOND THE SIMPLE INCREASE OF OXIDATIVE STRESS IN AGEING ELASTIC TISSUES.
Daniela QUAGLINO (Modena, Italy)
SA8 185-3      HYPOXIA AND VARICOSE VEINS.
Julia BUJAN (Madrid, Spain)
SA8 185-4      HOW TO REPAIR OR REPLACE VALVULAR AND VASCULAR ELASTIC FUNCTION IN THE ELDERLY.
Ulrich STOCK (Tubingen, Germany)
SA8 185-5      SILENCING OF ELASTIC FIBERS RELATED GENES IN CUTIS LAXA AS MODEL OF HUMAN ACCELERATED SKIN AGEING.
Romain DEBRET (Lyon, France)

SD8 186 “THE KEY ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF THE THIRD AGE IN ACTIVE AGING”
Room 343
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Rosita KORNFELD (Santiago de Chile, Chile)

SD8 186-1      LIFE-LONG LEARNING, THE BEST FOR ACTIVE AGING
Rocio FERNANDEZ-BALLESTEROS (Madrid, Spain)
SD8 186-2      THE ROLE OF UNIVERSITIES OF THE THIRD AGE IN PROMOTING ACTIVE AGING
Stanley MILLER (Evesham, United Kingdom)
SD8 186-3      STRATEGY AND IMPLEMENTATION OF UTE TRAINING PROGRAM IN 4 LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES
Rosita KORNFELD (Santiago, Chile)
SD8 186-4      THE IMPACT ON ELDERS FROM NICARAGUA AND COSTA RICA UTE TRAINING
Marisol RAPSO (Costa Rica)

SB8 187 NURSING BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINE IMPLEMENTATION: KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION FOR IMPROVED OUTCOMES
Amphitheatre Havane
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Lynn MCCLEARY (St. Catharines, Canada), Dawn PRENTICE (St. Catharines, Canada)

SB8 187-1      IMPLEMENTING THE RNAO CLIENT CENTRED CARE BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINE IN ACUTE AND COMPLEX CONTINUING CARE SETTINGS: IMPACT ON CLIENT CENTRED CARE AND FAMILY INVOLVEMENT IN CARE
Lynn MCCLEARY (St. Catharines, Canada)
SB8 187-2      EVALUATION OF THE RNAO BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINE: ASSESMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF FOOT ULCERS FOR PEOPLE WITH DIABETES
Dawn PRENTICE (Toronto, Canada)
SB8 187-3      IMPLEMENTING THE RNAO BEST PRACTICE GUIDELINE ON SCREENING AND CAREGIVING FOR DELIRIUM, DEMENTIA, AND DEPRESSION: INCREASING THE SUCCESS OF REHABILITATION FOR ELDERS WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN A REHABILITATION SETTING
Katherine MCGILTON (Toronto, Canada)

SD8 188 URBAN AGING: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
Room 351
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Robert BUTLER (New York, United States), Victor RODWIN (New York, United States)

SD8 188-1      LESSONS FROM THE PARIS HEAT WAVE AND URBAN ECOLOGY OF OLD AGE IN NEW YORK AND PARIS
Emmanuelle CADOT ( , )
SD8 188-2      IS NEW YORK AN AGE-FRIENDLY CITY?
Ruth FINKELSTEIN (Kremlin-Bicêtre, France)
SD8 188-3      A WORLD CITY PERSPECTIVE ON URBAN AGING AND AVOIDABLE HOSPITALIZATIONS AMONG OLDER PERSONS IN NEW YORK, LONDON AND PARIS
Michael GUSMANO (Brooklyn, United States of America)
SD8 188-4      INTRODUCTION TO URBAN AGING: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES
ROBERT N. BUTLER (United States of America)

SB8 189 SARCOPENIA: DEFINITIONS, RISK FACTORS AND TREATMENT
Room 352 AB
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Stefan CZERWINSKI (Kettering, USA), Cameron CHUMLEA (Kettering, USA)

SB8 189-1      A CONSENSUS DEFINITION OF SARCOPENIA
Yves ROLLAND (Toulouse, France)
SB8 189-2      EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SARCOPENIA
W. Cameron CHUMLEA (Kettering, United States of America)
SB8 189-3      GENETIC EPIDEMIOLOGY OF SARCOPENIA RISK
Stefan CZERWINSKI (Rahway, United States of America)
SB8 189-4      PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENTS FOR SARCOPENIA
TBC TBC (United States of America)

SB8 190 NUTRITION AS A DETERMINANT OF SUCCESSFUL AGING : LONGITUDINAL AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES FROM THE NUAGE STUDY
Room 353
10:30 - 12:00

Chair(s): Hélène PAYETTE (Sherbrooke, Canada)

SB8 190-1      IS ADHERENCE TO DIETARY GUIDELINES OVER A 3-YR ASSOCIATED WITH THE MAINTENANCE OF OPTIMAL BODY WEIGHT, MUSCLE STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE?
Bryna SHATENSTEIN (Montreal, Canada)
SB8 190-2      DIETARY MODULATION OF INSULIN AND FREE IGF-1 SERUM LEVELS, AND THEIR ROLE AS INDICATORS OF CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION, MUSCLE STRENGTH AND FUNCTIONAL CAPACITY.
Pierrette GAUDREAU (Montreal, Canada)
SB8 190-3      DOES VITAMIN D STATUS PREDICT DECLINE IN FUNCTIONAL STATUS?
Roula BARAKE (Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, Canada)
SB8 190-4      CHANGES IN OLDER ADULTS' SOCIAL PARTICIPATION OVER TIME: INDIVIDUAL AND NEIGHBOURHOOD DERTERMINANTS.
Lucie RICHARD (Montreal, Canada)

12:00 - 12:15

Break

12:15 - 13:45

Satellite industry session

SAT JANSSEN CILAG - MODIFICATION OF CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS, WHICH IMPACT ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE?
Room Maillot
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Gilles BERRUT (Nantes, France), Serge GAUTHIER (Montreal, Canada)

MEMORY HAS RHYTHM: COMBINED INFLUENCES OF SLEEP AND CIRCADIAN VARIATIONS ON MEMORY CONSOLIDATION
Philippe PEIGNEUX (Belgium)
FROM PHYSIOPATHOLOGY TO CLINICAL OBSERVATION: DESYNCHRONIZATION OF CIRCADIAN RHYTHM AND CONSEQUENCES ON PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
François SELLAL (France)
PHARMACOLOGICAL AND NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACH OF BPSD IN ALZHEIMER DISEASE
Serge GAUTHIER (Canada)

SAT EUROPEAN SCHOOL OF HAEMATOLOGY (ESH) - ANAEMIA IN THE OLDER PERSON: A SILENT EPIDEMIC
Amphitheatre Havane
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Lodovico BALDUCCI (Tampa, United States)

EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MEDICAL CONSEQUENCES OF ANAEMIA IN THE OLDER AGED PERSON: SPECIAL FOCUS ON IRON DEFICIENCY
Lodovico BALDUCCI (Tampa, United States of America)
MDS: A FREQUENT PROBLEM IN THE ELDERLY
Pierre FENAUX (Bobigny, France)
FUNCTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF ANAEMIA
Brenda PENNINX (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SAT EISAI, PFIZER - ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE ISN’T WAITING: DEBUNKING THE MYTHS AROUND TREATMENT
Amphitheatre Bleu
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Pierre KROLAK-SALMON (Lyon, France)

MYTH: THERE IS NO REASON TO START TREATMENT EARLY
Craig W. RITCHIE (London, United Kingdom)
MYTH: STOPPING TREATMENT EARLY MAKES NO DIFFERENCE TO THE OUTCOME
Peter JOHANNSEN (Copenhagen, Denmark)
MYTH: THE COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITOR THERAPY IS QUESTIONABLE
Pierre KROLAK-SALMON (Lyon, France)

SAT MUNDIPHARMA - CHALLENGES IN PAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE ELDERLY
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
12:15 - 13:45

Chair(s): Bart MORLION (Leuven, Belgium)

WELCOME & INTRODUCTION
Bart MORLION (Leuven, Belgium)
CHALLENGES IN PAIN MANAGEMENT IN THE ELDERLY
Bart MORLION (Leuven, Belgium)
PAIN IN THE ELDERLY – PRACTICAL EXAMPLES AND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT THE USE OF PATCH ANALGESIA
Mats KARLSSON (Upsalla, Sweden)
INTEGRATING AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST FOR BETTER PATIENT OUTCOMES
Bart MORLION (Leuven, Belgium)
Panel Discussion and Q & A
(France)

13:45 - 14:00

Break

14:00 - 15:30

Symposia

SD8 191 ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE AND RELATED DISORDERS: CROSS NATIONAL COMPARISON OF STRATEGIC ACTION PLANS
Amphitheatre Bleu
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Howard BERGMAN (Quebec government Task Force on Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders, McGill University and Jewish General Hospital, Montreal, Canada), Florence LUSTMAN (Inspecteur général des finances, Chargée par le Président de la République du suivi du plan Alzheimer France)

SB8 192 GERONTECHNOLOGY FOR OPTIMAL HEALTH IN A MULTIDISCIPLINARY CONTEXT
Room 241
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Herman BOUMA (Vessem, The Netherlands), Alain FRANCO (Grenoble, France)

SB8 192-1      GERONTECHNOLOGY AS A FIELD OF ENDEAVOUR
Herman BOUMA (Vessem, The Netherlands)
SB8 192-2      HOW DO PSYCHOLOGICAL MODELS FIT INTO GERONTECHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Claudia OPPENAUER (Wien, Austria)
SB8 192-3      HOME AUTOMATION, ROBOTICS, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, GERIATRIC TELECARE AND TELEMEDICINE:DO THESE TECHNOLOGIES MATCH?
Francesco FRANCHIMON (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)
SB8 192-4      A MULTIDISCIPLINARY CHALLENGE OF BENEFITS AND RISKS: PREVENTIVE HEALTH ENGINEERING IN EARLIER AND LATER LIFE
Johanna VAN BRONSWIJK (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)

SB8 193 CACHEXIA: A NEW GERIATRIC SYNDROME?
Room 242 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): William EVANS (Little Rock, USA), John MORLEY (Saint Louis, USA)

SB8 193-1      CACHEXIA–A NEW DEFINITION
William EVANS (Little Rock, United States of America)
SB8 193-2      PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF CACHEXIA
Josep ARGILES (Barcelona, Spain)
SB8 193-3      INVOLUNTARY WEIGHT LOSS IN AGEING AND CHRONIC ILLNESS—COMMON MECHANISMS
Stefan ANKER (Berlin, Germany)
SB8 193-4      PERSPECTIVES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CACHEXIA
John MORLEY (St Louis, United States of America)

SB8 194 PHYSICAL FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS IN ITALY, SWITZERLAND, AND THE UNITED STATES
Room 242 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): M. Elaine CRESS (Athens, USA), Reto W. KRESSIG (Basel, Switzerland)

SB8 194-1      FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN OLDER ADULTS LIVING IN A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY IN ITALY AND THE UNITED STATES.
M. Elaine CRESS (Athens, United States of America)
SB8 194-2      SELF-RATED AND PERFORMANCE BASED FUNCTION IN INDEPENDENT LIVING OLDER ADULTS IN SWITZERLAND.
Reto W. KRESSIG (Basel , Switzerland)
SB8 194-3      DEPRESSION AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS AS PREDICTORS OF PERCEIVED STRESS AND FUNCTIONAL PERFORMANCE IN RETIREMENT COMMUNITY AND INDEPENDENT LIVING OLDER ADULTS IN SOUTHEASTERN REGION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Stefania ORINI (Travagliato, Italy)
SB8 194-4      PHYSICAL FUNCTION, DYSPNEA AND PAIN AS PREDICTORS OF DISABILITY IN OLDER RESIDENTS OF LOUISIANA, UNITED STATES.
Robert WOOD (Bangor , United States of America)

SD8 195 AGEING IN PLACE: OPTIONS FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
Room 243
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Anthea TINKER (London, UK)

SD8 195-1      AGEING IN PLACE: THE UK EXPERIENCE
Anthea TINKER (London, United Kingdom)
SD8 195-2      AGEING IN PLACE: THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE
Gloria GUTMAN (Vancouver , Canada)
SD8 195-3      AGEING IN PLACE: THE AUSTRALIAN EXPERIENCE
Duncan BOLDY (Perth, Australia)

SC8 196 TAKING A "BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL" VIEW OF COGNITIVE AGING
Room 251
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Teresa SEEMAN (Los Angeles, United States)

SC8 196-1      LIFE HISTORIES OF SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT AND ADULT COGNITION.
Teresa SEEMAN (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SC8 196-2      HISTORIES OF "DAILY DIARY REPORTS" ON SOCIAL EXPERIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STATUS AND ADULT COGNITION
Stefan AGRIGOROAEI (Pennsylvania, United States of America)
SC8 196-3      PSYCHOSOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR COGNITIVE AND PHYSICAL HEALTH
David ALEMEIDA (Waltham, United States of America)
SC8 196-4      TESTING THE ROLE OF MAJOR BIOLOGICAL REGULATORY SYSTEMS AS MEDIATIONAL PATHWAYS LINKING PSYCHOSOCIAL EXPERIENCE TO ADULT COGNITION
Arun KARLAMANGLA (Los Angeles, United States of America)

SB8 197 THE CENTRAL CONTROL OF MOBILITY IN OLDER ADULTS
Room 252 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Joe VERGHESE (New York, United States), Caterina ROSANO (Pittsburgh, United States)

SB8 197-1      MOBILITY SIGNATURES OF BRAIN DYSFUNCTION
Joe VERGHESE (Bronx, United States of America)
SB8 197-2      COGNITIVE AND GENETIC DETERMINANTS OF GAIT PERFORMANCE AND ADAPTABILITY
Roee HOLTZER (Pittsburgh, United States of America)
SB8 197-3      WHEN IS GAIT AUTOMATIC? INSIGHTS FROM DUAL TASKING AND PHARMACOLOGIC STUDIES
Jeffery HAUSDORFF ()
SB8 197-4      BRAIN NETWORK ANALYSIS OF GAIT CHARACTERISTICS IN OLDER ADULTS
Caterina ROSANO (Tel Aviv, Israel)

SC8 198 EXPERIENCES OF OLD AGE IN DEVELOPING WORLD SLUMS: EVIDENCE AND FUTURE AGENDAS
Room Maillot
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Hans-Joachim VON KONDRATOWITZ (Berlin, Germany), Isabella ABODERIN (Oxford, United Kingdom)

SC8 198-1      EXPERIENCES OF OLDER PERSONS IN SOUTH ASIAN URBAN SLUMS: EVIDENCE FROM CHENNAI, INDIA
Vera-Sanso PENNY (London , United Kingdom)
SC8 198-2      SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND OPPORTUNITY: OLDER PERSONS’ EXPERIENCES AND ACCESS TO SPACE IN NAIROBI SLUMS
Ousmane FAYE (Nairobi , Kenya)
SC8 198-3      EXPERIENCES OF OLD AGE IN URBAN SLUMS IN LATIN AMERICA: EVIDENCE FROM SAO PAULO, BRAZIL
Machado LAURA (Rio de Janeiro , Brazil)
SC8 198-4      URBAN SLUMS AND POVERTY IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH: CONNECTING AGEING POLICY TO MAINSTREAM DEVELOPMENT AGENDAS
Isabella ABODERIN (Oxford , United Kingdom)

SD8 199 FORGING A GLOBAL MOVEMENT ON AGE-FRIENDLY CITIES
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): John BEARD (Geneva, Switzerland)

SD8 199-1      Background, and history of Age-friendly Cities project
Alexandre KALACHE (Geneva, Switzerland)
SD8 199-2      Age-friendly New York City: Findings and Lessons
Ruth FINKELSTEIN (New York, United States of America)
SD8 199-3      Age-friendly Cities: the experience of Shanghai
Hua FU (Shanghai, China)
SD8 199-4      Age-friendly Cities: the way forward
John BEARD ()

SA8 200 GH/IGF-1 AND INSULIN SIGNALING IN MAMMALS AND ITS RELEVANCE TO HUMAN LONGEVITY
Room 342 A
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Pierrette GAUDREAU (Paris, France ), Jacques EPELBAUM (Montreal, Canada )

SA8 200-1      FUNCTIONAL GENOTYPES IN THE GH/IGF-1 IN HUMANS WITH EXCEPTIONAL LONGEVITY
Nir BARZILAI (New York , United States of America)
SA8 200-2      BRAIN IGF-1 RECEPTOR PROGRAMS MAMMALIAN LIFESPAN
Laurent KAPPELER (Paris, France)
SA8 200-3      NEUROENDOCRINE AGING IN RATS: INTERACTIONS BETWEEN GH/IGF-1 AXIS, ENERGY BALANCE REGULATION AND COGNITION.
Jacques EPELBAUM (Paris, France)
SA8 200-4      THE PITUITARY GROWTH HORMONE-RELEASING HORMONE RECEPTOR CONTRIBUTION TO HEALTHY AGING
Pierrette GAUDREAU (Montreal, Canada)

SD8 201 GLOBAL AGEING AND THE RECONCILIATION OF EMPLOYMENT AND CARE FOR OLDER FAMILY MEMBERS – DO DIFFERENT CULTURAL CONTEXTS RESULT IN VARYING RECONCILIATION STRATEGIES? AFRICAN, ASIAN, EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RESPONSES
Room 342 B
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Andreas HOFF (Oxford, United Kingdom)

SD8 201-1      "Work restrictions experienced by midlife family carers of older people in six European countries: findings from the EUROFAMCARE project"
Andrea PRINCIPI (Ancona, Italy)
SD8 201-2      "Aging and Caring at the Intersection of Work and Home Life in Canada: Public and Private, Linkage and Boundary"
Anne MARTIN-MATTHEWS (Vancouver, Canada)
SD8 201-3      “Caregiving to elderly persons: context and correlates in the Ibadan Study of Ageing”
Lola KOLA (Ibadan, Nigeria)
SD8 201-4      “Confucianism in transition? Migration, work and care of older people in East Asia"
Henglien CHEN (Lincoln, United Kingdom)

SD8 202 A CROSS-CULTURAL EXAMINATION OF INFORMAL AND FORMAL SYSTEMS OF ELDERCARE IN INDIA, JAPAN AND THE U.S.
Room 343
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Denise BURNETTE (New York, USA)

SD8 202-1      THE ROLE OF INFORMAL AND FORMAL SUPPORTS ON WELL-BEING AND SERVICE USE BY OLDER ADULTS IN INDIA
Denise BURNETTE (New York, United States of America)
SD8 202-2      THE ROLE OF INFORMAL AND FORMAL CARE IN NURSING HOME ADMISSION AMONG PUBLIC LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE BENEFICIARIES IN JAPAN
Li-Mei CHEN (Uegahara, Nishinomiya Hyogo, Japan)
SD8 202-3      TYPES AND PREDICTORS OF COPING STRATEGIES OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN INFORMAL CAREGIVERS
Philip ROZARIO (Garden city, United States of America)

SC8 203 PAIN IN OLDER PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA, NEW APPROACHES IN A PROGRESSING RESEARCH AREA
Amphitheatre Havane
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Sandra ZWAKHALEN (Maastricht The Netherlands)

SC8 203-1      USING MOST VALID ITEMS TO MEASURE PAIN IN OLDER PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA: A NEW APPROACH TO THE ITEM SELECTION OF A OBSERVATIONAL PAIN ASSESSMENT
Sandra ZWAKHALEN (Maastricht , The Netherlands)
SC8 203-2      INFLUENCE OF DEMENTIA ON THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN
Erik SCHERDER ( Amsterdam , The Netherlands)
SC8 203-3      PREVALENCE AND TREATMENT OF PAIN IN NURSING HOME PATIENTS WITH DEMENTIA AFTER ADMISSION AND BEFORE DEATH
Jenny VAN DER STEEN (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SC8 203-4      PAIN ASSESSEMENT IN PERSONS WITH SEVERE DEMENTIA: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF FACIAL EXPRESSION
Thomas FISCHER (Berlin, Germany)

SD8 204 AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN ELDERLY
Room 351
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): José C. MILLÁN (Coruña, Spain), Ana MASEDA (Coruña, Spain)

SD8 204-1      TELEGERONTOLOGY: A NEW GERONTOLOGY RESOURCE
José C. MILLÁN (A Coruña, Spain)
SD8 204-2      COMPUTERIZED COGNITIVE STIMULATION AND WEBCONFERENCING FOR PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT AND THEIR CARERS
Anne-Sophie RIGAUD (Paris, France)
SD8 204-3      EXPERIENCES FROM FIRST GENERATION SMART HOUSES FOR OLDER PEOPLE
Ad VAN BERLO (Eindhoven, The Netherlands)
SD8 204-4      LESSONS LEARNT FROM THE MPOWER PROJECT - MIDDLEWARE PLATFORM FOR EM-POWERING COGNITIVE DISABLED AND ELDERLY
Erwin FUGGER (Vienna, Austria)
SD8 204-5      COMPANIONABLE – MOBILE ROBOT COMPANION AND SMART HOME SYSTEM FOR PEOPLE WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT
Ana MASEDA (A Coruña, Spain)

SB8 205 HEALTHY AGEING AND PREVENTABLE INFECTIOUS DISEASES VACCINES OK
Room 352 AB
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Paul KNIGHT (Glasgow, Scotland), Desmond O'NEILL (Adelaide, Australia)

SB8 205-1      VACCINE AND HEALTHY AGEING
Stefania MAGGI (PADOVA, Italy)
SB8 205-2      THE UPDATED VACCINE GUIDELINES FOR AGEING AND AGED CITIZENS OF EUROPE
Jean-Pierre MICHEL (THONEX-GENEVA, Switzerland)
SB8 205-3      ENSURING THE WILLINGNESS TO VACCINATE AND BEING VACCINATED
Jean-Pierre BAEYENS (OOSTENDE, Belgium)
SB8 205-4      EDUCATIONAL VACCINE TOOLS: THE FRENCH INITIATIVE
Joël BELMIN (IVRY SUR SEINE, France)

SB8 206 DIFFERENT PATHWAYS FOR A COMMON PURPOSE: TEACHING GERIATRIC MEDICINE FOR UNDERGRADUATES STUDENTS
Room 353
14:00 - 15:30

Chair(s): Roberto KAPLAN (Vicente Lopéz, Argentina)

SB8 206-1      STATE OF ART OF GERIATRIC EDUCATION FOR UNDERGRADUATES IN SPAIN
Juan F. MACÍAS NUÑEZ (Salamanca, Spain)
SB8 206-2      TEACHING GERIATRICS IN ISRAEL: FROM THE FIRST CHAIR UP TO PRESENT
David GALINSKY (Beer Sheva, Israel)
SB8 206-3      A 40 YEARS UNEVEN STORY ABOUT A GERIATRIC CHAIR IN AN ARGENTINE UNIVERSITY
José R. JAUREGUI (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
SB8 206-4      HOW TO DESIGN TEACHING PROGRAMS IN GERIATRICS FOR UNDERGRADUATES
Gustavo DUQUE (Sidney, Australia)

15:30 - 15:45

Break

15:45 - 17:15

Symposia

SC8 207 THE PREDICTIVE VALUE OF MEMORY TESTS IN « QUESTIONABLE » DEMENTIA
Amphitheatre Bleu
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Eric SALMON (Liège, Belgium), Jean PETERMANS (Liège, Belgium)

SC8 207-1      THE CALIFORNIA VERBAL LEARNING TEST IN QUESTIONABLE AD.
Françoise LEKEU (Liège, Belgium)
SC8 207-2      FREE AND CUED RECALL IN VERY EARLY AD.
Bruno DUBOIS (Paris, France)
SC8 207-3      RI48 IN VERY EARLY AD.
Stéphane ADAM (Liège, Belgium)

SB8 208 OPTIMAL PHARMACOTHERAPY IN OLDER PERSONS
Room 241
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Tischa VAN DER CAMMEN (Rotterdam, The Netherlands), Mirko PETROVIC (Ghent, Belgium )

SB8 208-1      THE DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF AN ADR RISK SCORE
Graziano ONDER (Rome, Italy)
SB8 208-2      WITHDRAWAL OF BENZODIAZEPINES: HOW TO DO IT?
Mirko PETROVIC (Ghent, Belgium)
SB8 208-3      EFFECT OF DRUG WITHDRAWAL ON FALL INCIDENCE, MOBILITY AND TILT-TABLE TEST OUTCOMES
Nathalie VAN DER VELDE (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)
SB8 208-4      EFFECTS OF GERIATRIC ADMISSION ON OPTIMAL PRESCRIBING
Birgit BÖHMDORFER (Vienna, Austria)

SB8 209 FOSTERING THE PARTICIPATION OF OLDER SUBJECTS IN CLINICAL TRIALS
Room 242 A
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Jean Pierre BAEYENS (Oostend, Belgium), Roberto BERNABEI (Rome, Italy)

SB8 209-1      THE EXCLUSION OF OLDER PEOPLE FROM CLINICAL TRIALS
Antonio CHERUBINI (Perugia, Italy)
SB8 209-2      THE POINT OF VIEW OF THE EUROPEAN UNION GERIATRIC MEDICINE SOCIETY
Alfonso CRUZ JENTOFT (Madrid, Spain)
SB8 209-4      THE EXPERIENCE AND THE FUTURE OF THE GERIATRIC WORKING GROUP IN ITALY
Roberto BERNABEI (Rome, Italy)

SB8 210 ETHNOGERIATRICS - DIFFERENCE IN SCREENING FOR GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER IN ELDERLY BETWEEN ORIENTALS AND WESTERNS
Room 242 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): HYUNG JOON YOO (Seoul, Korea )

SB8 210-1      ETHNOGERIATRICS (DIFFERENCES IN SCREENING FOR GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER IN ELDERLY BETWEEN ORIENTALS AND WESTERNS) –INTRODUCTION
Hyung Joon YOO (Seoul, Korea, Republic of)
SB8 210-2      CHARACTERISTICS AND SCREENING OF GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER IN KOREANS
Dong Ho LEE (SeongNam, Korea, Republic of)
SB8 210-3      PRINCIPLES OF PREVENTIVE GERONTOLOGY: ETHNIC CONSIDERATION IN SCREENING FOR GASTROINTESTINAL CANCER
William R. HAZZARD (Seattle, United States of America)
SB8 210-4      DIFFERENCE IN CLINICAL BEHAVIOR OF GERIATRICIANS ABOUT PERIODIC GASTRO-INTESTINAL CANCER SCREENING EXAMINATION FOR KOREAN-AMERICAN OLDER MEN
Chang Won WON (Seoul, Korea, Republic of)

SD8 211 DIGITAL AGING
Room 243
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Hungbong CHA (Seongnam-City, Korea)

SD8 211-1      THE DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE DIRECTION OF DIGITAL AGING IN KOREA
Donghee HAN (Busan, Korea, Republic of)
SD8 211-2      U-HEALTH CARE PROGRAM THROUGHT SENSOR SYSTEM FOR OLDER PERSONS LIVING ALONE
Hyunsook YOON (Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, Korea, Republic of)
SD8 211-3      THE BEST PRACTICE OF ACTIVE AGEING IN RURAL JAPAN BY ICT
Ogawa TAKEO (Yamaguichi Prefectual , Japan)
SD8 211-4      HOME CARE AND TELEHEALTH – THE NEW FOCAL POINT TO ORGANIZE LONG-TERM CARING WITH WORKFORCE SHORTAGES
Cullen HAYASHIDA (Honolulu , United States of America)

SB8 212 THE AGING EYE – EPIDEMIOLOGY, QUALITY OF LIFE AND ULTRA-CENTENARIAN VISION
Room 251
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Marcela CYPEL (Sao Paulo, Brazil), Rubens BELFORT JR (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

SB8 212-1      FROM THEORY TO DAILY LIFE: THE AGING AND AGED EYE,EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA
Luiz Roberto RAMOS (São Paulo, Brazil)
SB8 212-2      ACTUAL STUDIES FOR AGING AND VISION BY THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
FLAVIO HIRAI (Baltimore, United States of America)
SB8 212-3      MOST FREQUENT EYE DISEASES ON THE OLD POPULATION
RUBENS BELFORT (São Paulo, Brazil)
SB8 212-4      THE EYE BEYONG 100 YEARS OF AGE
MARCELA CYPEL (São Paulo, Brazil)

SB8 213 DEPRESSION AS A COMORBIDITY WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS: LONGITUDINAL RESEARCH FROM THE DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING WORLD.
Room 252 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Lynne PARKINSON (Newcastle, Australia ), Somnath CHATTERJI (Geneva, Switzerland)

SB8 213-1      ARTHRITIS AND DEPRESSION: THE BURDEN OF SUFFERING FOR OLDER AUSTRALIAN WOMEN.
Lynne PARKINSON (Callaghan, Australia)
SB8 213-2      MENTAL HEALTH, CHRONIC ILLNESS AND ANTIDEPRESSANT USE: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY IN THE AUSTRALIAN ELDERLY.
Agnes VITRY (Adelaide, Australia)
SB8 213-3      OSTEOARTHRITIS AND DEPRESSION: LONGITUDINAL FINDINGS FROM CANADA.
Gillian HAWKER (Toronto, Canada)
SB8 213-4      THE ROLE OF DEPRESSION IN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CORONARY HEART DISEASE AND QUALITY OF LIFE: RESULTS FROM ELSA.
Paola ZANINOTTO (London, United Kingdom)

SC8 214 PREDICTORS OF LONGEVITY: 20 YEARS OF DATA FROM THE GEORGIA CENTENARIAN STUDY
Room Maillot
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Leonard POON (Athens, Greece)

SC8 214-1      INTRODUCTION OF THE GEORGIA CENTENARIAN STUDY.
Leonard POON (Athens, Georgia, United States of America)
SC8 214-2      BIOLOGICAL CLOCK & LONGEVITY.
Jonathan ARNOLD (Ames, Iowa, United States of America)
SC8 214-3      RESOURCES AND ADAPTATION PREDICTORS.
Peter MARTIN (Detroit, Michigan, United States of America)
SC8 214-4      NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PREDICTORS.
John WOODARD (Detroit, United States of America)

SD8 215 LONG-TERM CARE INSURANCE COMPARISON USA-EUROPE
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Marja VAARAMA (Lapland, Finland)

SD8 215-1      An approach on budgets - a chance for Europe
Thomas KLIE (Freiburg, Germany)
SD8 215-2      Learning from Europe? The discussio about covering long-term care in the US
Donald REDFOOT (Washington, United States of America)
SD8 215-3      European long-term care systems in comparison
Heinz ROTHGANG (Bremen, Germany)
SD8 215-4      LTC Insurance: Filling Gaps and Meeting Needs for Care
Anabel PELHAM (San Francisco, CA, United States of America)

SD8 216 ELDER ABUSE : THE NEEDS FOR THEORY
Room 342 A
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Ariela LOWENSTEIN (Haifa, Israel), Simon BIGGS (London, UK)

SD8 216-1      THE DYNAMICS OF ELDER MISTREATMENT
Ariela LOWENSTEIN (Haifa, Israel)
SD8 216-2      THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF FAMILY VIOLENCE
Zvi EISIKOVITZ (Haifa, Israel)
SD8 216-3      CRIMINOLOGICAL THEORY AND ELDER ABUSE RESEARCH
Thomas GOERGEN (Muenster, Germany)
SD8 216-4      ELDER MISTREATMENT :SOCIAL ASPECTS
Bridget PENHALE (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
SD8 216-5      3977: A NATIONAL AND PROXIMTY NETWORK FOR LISTENING AND INTERVENTION
Françoise BUSBY (Grenoble, France)

SA8 217 VASCULAR AGING, CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
Room 342 B
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Franceso MATTACE RASO (Rotterdam, The Netherlands)

SA8 217-1      STRUCTURAL AND GENETIC BASES OF ARTERIAL STIFFNESS
Stephane LAURENT (paris, France)
SA8 217-2      INFLAMMATION AND VASCULAR PROPERTIES
Charalambos VLACHOPOULOS (athens, Greece)
SA8 217-3      VASCULAR STIFFNESS AND BLOOD PRESSURE CHANGES WITH AGEING
Francesco MATTACE-RASO (rotterdam, The Netherlands)

SD8 218 EMERGING TRENDS OF POPULATION AGING: DEMOGRAPHIC PERSPECTIVE
Room 343
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Peng DU (Beijing; China)

SD8 218-1      EMERGING DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS AND GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS
Kevin KINSELLA (Washington, DC , United States of America)
SD8 218-2      ENSUING AGE-QUAKE AND THE TREMORS IN INDIA
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SD8 218-3      NEW TREND OF POPULATION AGEING AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN CHINA.
Peng DU (Beijing, China)

SD8 219 “CLIMATE CHANGE, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND OLDER PEOPLE”
Amphitheatre Havane
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s):

SD8 219-1      THE FLOODING DISASTER IN THE UK 2007
Alan WALKER (Sheffield, United Kingdom)
SD8 219-2      AN EVALUATION OF HEALTH FORECASTING AND HEAT HEALTH-WATCH SYSTEMS IN MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF HEAT WAVES ON OLDER PEOPLE
James GOODWIN (London, United Kingdom)
SD8 219-3      VULNERABILITY OF OLDER PEOPLE AND EMERGENCIES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
Tim RANDALL (Faringdon, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom)
SD8 219-4      DEVELOPMENTS IN DISASTER PLANNING FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN CANADA
Gloria GUTMAN (Vancouver, Canada)

SC8 220 SLEEP, HEALTH AND AGING:ADDRESSING THE SPECIAL NEEDS OF A GROWING GERIATRIC POPULATION
Room 351
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Fannie ONEN (Paris, France), Harrison BLOOM (NewYork, United States)

SC8 220-1      AGING AND CIRCADIAN SLEEP CHANGES
S-Hakki ONEN (Francheville , France)
SC8 220-2      THE ROLE OF SLEEP IN HEALTHY AGING AND LONGEVITY
Harrison BLOOM (NewYork, United States of America)
SC8 220-3      SLEEP ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR GERONTOLOGIST
Fannie ONEN (Paris, France)
SC8 220-4      COST AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN UNTREATED SLEEP APNEA
Markku PARTINEN (Espoo, Finland)

SB8 221 THE PREVENTION OF IATROGENIC DISEASE WHEN PRESCRIBING DRUGS AND PROCEDURES
Room 352 AB
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Knight STEEL, MD (Hackensack, United States)

SB8 221-1      THE PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY OF DRUG SAFETY IN THE ELDERLY.
Daniela FIALOVÁ (Prague, Czech Republic)
SB8 221-2      IATROGENIC CONDITIONS ACCOMPANYING HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS TO POST-ACUTE NURSING HOME CARE IN THE US.
Vince MOR (Providence, United States of America)
SB8 221-3      THE VALUE OF INTERRAI-BASED RESEARCH ON DRUG USE AND POLICY.
Giovanni GAMBASSI (Milano, Italy)
SB8 221-4      MULTIPLE PROBLEMS, MULTIPLE DIAGNOSES, MULTIPLE DRUGS AND MULTIPLE LISTS OF DRUGS: USING THE INTERRAI ASSESSMENT AS A TOOL TO PROTECT THE FRAIL ELDERLY.
Nigel MILLAR (Christchurch, New Zealand)

SC8 222 NEW ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR RESEARCHERS AND CLINICIANS: INTERNATIONAL DATA AND PERSPECTIVES
Room 353
15:45 - 17:15

Chair(s): Ken LAIDLAW (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)

SC8 222-1      THE ATTITUDES TO AGEING QUESTIONNAIRE
Ken LAIDLAW (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)
SC8 222-2      THE GERIATRIC ANXIETY INVENTORY
Nancy PACHANA (Brisbane, Australia)
SC8 222-3      THE CAREGIVERS GUILT QUESTIONNAIRE
Andres LOSADA (Madrid, Spain)
SC8 222-4      MEASUREMENT INVARIANCE AND ASSESSMENT OF CAREGIVERS OF PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA.
Bob KNIGHT (Los Angeles, United States of America)

17:15 - 17:30

Break

17:30 - 19:00

2009 Busse Research Award

Session chaired by Dr. COHEN

Lecture 1 – “Disentangling the Disabling Process: Insights from the Yale PEP Study”.
Dr. Thomas Gill
Professor of Medicine,
Epidemiology and Investigative Medicine,
Yale University School of Medicine

Dr. Thomas Gill is Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology, and Investigative Medicine at Yale University and a leading authority on the epidemiology and prevention of disability among older persons. He received his research training in clinical epidemiology as a Robert Wood Johnson (RWJ) Clinical Scholar at Yale, and he joined the faculty in 1994 after completing an additional year as a geriatrics fellow. Dr. Gill is the recipient of numerous awards, including the Paul Beeson Physician Faculty Scholars in Aging Research Award, the RWJ Generalist Physician Faculty Scholar Award, and the 2001 Outstanding Scientific Achievement for Clinical Investigation Award from the American Geriatrics Society. He holds several leadership positions at Yale, including Director of the Center on Disability and Disabling Disorders, Director of an NIA-funded postdoctoral training program in Geriatric Clinical Epidemiology, Co-Director of the Claude D. Pepper Older Americans Independence Center, and Director of the Research Career Development Core. Dr. Gill’s research and mentoring program is currently supported by an NIA Midcareer Investigator Award in Patient-Oriented Research (K24) and two NIA-funded R01s. His research accomplishments have been recognized through receipt of a MERIT Award from the National Institutes of Health and election to the American Society of Clinical Investigation (ASCI).

Dr. Gill will highlight findings from the Yale PEP Study, a unique and highly innovative longitudinal study of 754 community-living persons aged 70 years or older. PEP participants have completed comprehensive, home-based assessments at 18-month intervals and have been followed monthly via telephone interviews for more than 11 years to reassess their functional status, ascertain exposure to intervening events, and identify admissions to the nursing home and deaths.

Lecture 2 - “Primary Aging, Secondary Aging and Social Context as Influences on Cognitive Ageing Through the Life-Course”
Kaarin J. Anstey, Ph.D.
Professor, Australian National University
Adjunct Professor, Flinders University
National Health and Medical Research Council Senior Research Fellow

Professor Kaarin Anstey completed her doctoral studies in psychology at the University of Queensland in 1997. She continued postdoctoral research at the Prince of Wales Medical Research Institute and Flinders University. Now based at the Australian National University, Professor Anstey is Director of the Ageing Research Unit at the Centre for Mental Health Research. She leads a team of researchers who work on epidemiological studies focussing on cognitive development and decline, mild cognitive impairment, dementia, mobility and mental health. Professor Anstey is the Principal investigator on the DYNOPTA project which involves analysis of a dataset that has been developed by pooling nine Australian Longitudinal Ageing studies. She is also the current principal investigator on the PATH Through Life Project, an epidemiological study of mental health and cognition from early to late adulthood that is now in its third wave of data collection. Anstey is a member of the Medical and Scientific Panel for Alzheimer’s Australia, and is on the editorial boards of Ageing, Neuropsychology and Cognition, Ageing International, Gerontology, and Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences. Professor Anstey has won several research awards including the Chinoin Young Investigator Award from the IAGG for her doctoral research in 1997, the Academy of Social Sciences in Australia Early Career Award in 2002, and the Margret Baltes award for research excellence in the Social and Behavioral Sciences from the Gerontological Society of America in 2005.

Reception will follow lecture at 7:00 p.m.

Symposia

SB8 223 PAQUID : ALREADY TWENTY YEARS !
Amphitheatre Bleu
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Barberger-Gateau PASCALE (Bordeaux, France), Dartigues JEAN FRANÇOIS (Bordeaux, France)

SB8 223-1      OVERVIEW OF THE PAQUID COHORT STUDY
Jean François DARTIGUES (Bordeaux, France)
SB8 223-2      EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DEMENTIA: THE PAQUID EXPERIENCE
Catherine HELMER (Bordeaux, France)
SB8 223-3      COGNITION, AGING OF THE BRAIN AND DEMENTIA: AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Hélène AMIEVA (Bordeaux, France)
SB8 223-4      DISABILITIES, DEMENTIA AND DEPRESSION: THE PAQUID CONNECTIONS
Karine PÉRES (Bordeaux, France)

SB8 224 STATE OF THE ART AND RESEARCH AGENDA FOR MALNUTRITION IN THE ELDERLY
Room 241
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Marco INZITARI (Barcelona, Spain), Eva TOPINKOVÁ (Prague, Czech Republic)

SB8 224-1      EPIDEMIOLOGY OF NUTRITION IN THE ELDERLY
Lisette DE GROOT (Wageningen, The Netherlands)
SB8 224-2      NUTRITION AND FRAILTY
Antoni SALVÀ (Barcelona, Spain)
SB8 224-3      NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT
Cornel SIEBER (Nürnberg, Germany)
SB8 224-4      INTERVENTIONS TO REDUCE UNDERNUTRITION
Ibrahim ELMADFA (Vienna, Austria)

SC8 225 TEACHING GERONTOLOGY ACROSS BORDERS: THE GREAT PLAINS INTERACTIVE DISTANCE EDUCATION ALLIANCE (GREAT PLAINS IDEA) AND THE EUROPEAN MASTER’S IN GERONTOLOGY (EUMAG)
Room 242 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Peter MARTIN (Ames, USA), Marja AARTSEN (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)

SC8 225-1      THE GREAT PLAINS IDEA GERONTOLOGY PROGRAM: AN ONLINE, INTERINSTITUTIONAL GRADUATE DEGREE
Greg SANDERS (Fargo, United States of America)
SC8 225-2      THE EUROPEAN MASTER’S IN GERONTOLOGY: GOALS, CURRICULUM, AND STUDENTS
Marja AARTSEN (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SC8 225-3      CHALLENGES OF GERONTOLOGY EDUCATION IN A SHRINKING WORLD
Martha MEYER (Saarbruecken , Germany)
SC8 225-4      TEACHING EXPERIENCES IN A COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT
Peter MARTIN (Ames, United States of America)
SC8 225-5      DISCUSSANT
Ed ROSENBERG (Boone, United States of America)

SB8 226 EMERGENCY MEDICINE IN THE ELDERLY: HOW TO IMPROVE MANAGEMENT ?
Room 242 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Dominique PATERON (Saint Antoine, France), Jacques BODDAERT (Paris, France)

SB8 226-1      EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: PLACE FOR STRATIFICATION TOOLS AND GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT ?
Jacques BODDAERT (Paris, France)
SB8 226-2      INFECTIOUS DISEASES: HOW TO IMPROVE DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS IN EMERGENCY ELDERLY PATIENTS
Pierre HAUSFATER (Paris, France)
SB8 226-3      DYSPNEA AND HEART FAILURE: HOW TO IMPROVE DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSIS IN EMERGENCY ELDERLY PATIENTS
Patrick RAY (Paris, France)
SB8 226-4      GERIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: IS THERE AN INTEREST COMPARED WITH CONVENTIONAL EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT ?
Fabio SALVI (Ancona, Italy)

SD8 227 ELDER ABUSE: A MULTI-COUNTRY COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY AND PRACTICE.
Room 243
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Lia DAICHMAN, MD (Buenos Aires, Argentina), Mala KAPUR SHANKARDASS (New Delhi, India )

SD8 227-1      THE QUÉBEC (CANADA) PLAN OF ACTION TO REDUCE MISTREATMENT OF OLDER ADULTS: DEVELOPMENT IN 2008-2009
Marie BEAULIEU (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SD8 227-2      "OVERVIEW AND IMPACT OF LEGISLATION TO REDUCE MISTREATMENT OF OLDER ADULTS ADOPTED IN MAY 2008 IN THE WALLOON REGION (BELGIUM) "
Nicolas BERG (Liege, Belgium)
SD8 227-3      ELDER ABUSE IN LATIN AMERICA: ADVANCES IN POLICY SINCE MIPPA 2002
Laura MACHADO (Rio de Janerio, Brazil)
SD8 227-4      “PROTECTING VULNERABLE OLDER PERSONS, “FROM SEA TO SHINING SEA”, THE MULTI-FACETED U.S.A. EXPERIENCE OF FIFTY STATES OVER THREE DECADES”
Susan SOMERS (Nassau, United States of America)

SB8 228 GERIATRIC CO-MANAGEMENT OF PROXIMAL FEMUR FRACTURES: A TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT APPROACH FOR FRAIL OLDER ADULTS
Room 251
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Susan FRIEDMAN (Rochester, USA)

SB8 228-1      DEMOGRAPHICS OF HIP FRACTURES, FALLS, AND OSTEOPOROSIS
Robert MCCANN (Rochester, United States of America)
SB8 228-2      DEVELOPMENT OF A GERIATRIC FRACTURE CENTER PROGRAM
Stephen KATES (Rochester, United States of America)
SB8 228-3      OPTIMIZING THE CARE OF HIP FRACTURE PATIENTS: A GERIATRICIAN'S PERSPECTIVE
Daniel MENDELSON (Rochester, United States of America)
SB8 228-4      OUTCOMES OF CARE IN A GERIATRIC FRACTURE CENTER PROGRAM
Susan FRIEDMAN (Rochester, United States of America)

SC8 229 HOME CARE TO OLDER ADULTS: CHALLENGES AND PROMISE
Room 252 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Liat AYALON (Ramat-Gan, Israel)

SC8 229-1      HOME CARE IN EUROPE: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE ADHOC STUDY
Graziano ONDER (Rome, Italy)
SC8 229-2      DRUG USE AND COMPLIANCE IN HOME CARE ELDERLY IN EUROPE- EXPERIENCES FROM THE ADHOC (AGED IN HOME CARE) PROJECT
Daniela FIALOVA (Prague, Czech Republic)
SC8 229-3      FAMILY AND FAMILY-LIKE TRANSFERS WITHIN AROUND THE CLOCK FOREIGN HOME CARE SYSTEM
Liat AYALON (Ramat Gan, Israel)
SC8 229-4      PROVIDING PSYCHOTHERAPY IN THE HOME: THE RESULTS OF THREE PROJECTS
Patricia AREAN (San Francisco, United States of America)

SD8 230 PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS IN DEMENTIA CARE: EFFECTIVENESS AND IMPLEMENTATION
Room Maillot
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Esme MONIZ-COOK (Hull, UK), Myrra VERNOOIJ-DASSEN (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)

SD8 230-1      MULTI-COMPONENT, TAILORED INTERVENTIONS IN COMMUNITY CARE AND IN LONG-TERM INSTITUTIONAL CARE
Ulla ULLA ELONIEMI-SULKAVA (Helsinki, Finland)
SD8 230-2      INNOVATIVES PRACTICES TO SUPPORT FAMILIES OF DEMENTIA PATIENTS
Inge CANTEGREIL (Paris, France)
SD8 230-3      OBSTACLES IN APPLYING PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS IN DEMENTIA CARE
Rabih CHATTAT (Bologna, Italy)
SD8 230-4      THE PROCESS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS: QUALITY INDICATORS FOR PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTIONS IN EUROPE
Myrra VERNOOIJ-DASSEN (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
SD8 230-5      PSYCHOSOCIAL INTERVENTION FOR CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR IN DEMENTIA
Esme MONIZ-COOK (Hull, United Kingdom)

SA8 231 HEALTHY AGEING: POPULATION STUDIES ON BIOLOGICAL, CLINICAL AND PSYCHOSOCIAL DETERMINANTS
Amphitheatre Bordeaux
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Tom KIRKWOOD (Newcastle, UK), Jacobijn GUSSEKLOO (Leiden, The Netherlands)

SA8 231-1      BEING 85 IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Carol JAGGER (Leicester, United Kingdom)
SA8 231-2      RESEARCH ENGAGEMENT WITH THE VERY OLD
Karen DAVIES (Newcastle, United Kingdom)
SA8 231-3      GENETIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEALTHY LONGEVITY
Rudi WESTENDORP (Leiden, The Netherlands)
SA8 231-4      BIOMARKER ASSESSMENTS OF HEALTHY AGEING
Thomas VON ZGLINICKI (Leicester, United Kingdom)

SC8 232 IMMIGRATION AMONG OLDER MIGRANTS OF COLOR
Room 342 A
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): James JACKSON (Ann Arbor, USA)

SC8 232-1      CARIBBEAN BLACK MIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
James JACKSON (Ann Arbor, United States of America)
SC8 232-2      AFRICAN MIGRATION TO FRANCE, UK AND SOUTH AFRICA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Claudine ATTIAS-DONFUT (Paris, France)
SC8 232-3      Older Ethnic Minority People in England: Inequalities for Post-Migrant Populations
James NAZROO (Manchester, United Kingdom)
SC8 232-4      Age at Immigration and Health: Preliminary Results from the Canadian Community Health Survey
Sam NOH (Toronto, Canada)

SA8 233 ROLE OF CELLULAR SENESCENCE AND OXIDATIVE STRESS IN TISSUE AGEING. A LINK-AGE SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM
Room 342 B
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Florence DEBACQ-CHAINIAUX (Namur, Belgium)

SA8 233-1      ROLE OF THE PROTEASOME IN PROTEOLYSIS OF OXIDATED PROTEINS IN AGEING
Tilman GRUNE (Stuttgart, Germany)
SA8 233-2      ROLE OF THE METHIONINE SULFOXIDE REDUCTASE SYSTEM IN PROTEIN REPAIR DURING AGEING
Bertrand FRIGUET (Paris , France)
SA8 233-3      ROLE OF INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR BINDING PROTEINS AND DNA DAMAGE IN UVB-INDUCED PREMATURE SENESCENCE
Florence DEBACQ-CHAINIAUX (Namur, Belgium)
SA8 233-4      ROLE OF VITAMIN D-DEPENDENT PATHWAYS AND p53 IN CELLULAR SENESCENCE
Alain MEYBECK (Courbevoie, France)

SD8 234 IMMIGRATION, EMIGRATION AND AGING: MULTISOCIETAL PERSPECTIVES
Room 343
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Sara CARMEL (Beer-Sheva, Israel), JoAnn DAMRON-RODRIGUEZ (Los Angeles, USA)

SD8 234-1      THE OLDER IMMIGRANT AND THE HELPING PROFESSIONS: PERSPECTIVES ON CHANGE, TRANSITIONS, LOSS AND GRIEF
Terence SEEDSMAN (Melbourne, Australia)
SD8 234-2      PSYCHOSOCIAL RESOURCES, HEALTH, FUNCTIONING AND WELLBEING OF OLD IMMIGRANTS TO ISRAEL: A COMPARATIVE LONGITUDINAL OBSERVATION
Sara CARMEL (Beer Sheva, Israel)
SD8 234-3      AGING, IMMIGRATION, AND FAMILY CARE GIVING: A CROSS-NATIONAL COMPARISON: AUSTRALIA, ISRAEL, & THE USA
JoAnn DAMRON- RODRIGUEZ (Los Angeles, United States of America)
SD8 234-4      THE POLITICS OF GLOBAL AGING: LESSONS FROM THREE NATIONS
Fernando M. TORRES- GIL (Melbourne, Australia)
SD8 234-5      RESEARCH CHALLENGES IN RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF MIGRANT OLDER PEOPLE FROM CULTURAL DIVERSE COMMUNITIES
Susan FELDMAN (Melbourne, Australia)

SD8 235 SILVER WORKERS INSTITUTE SESSION
Amphitheatre Havane
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Yung-Ping CHEN (Newton, USA)

SD8 235-1      KEY POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR SILVER WORKERS IN EUROPE
Genevieve REDAY-MULVEY (Geneva, Switzerland)
SD8 235-2      UNDERSTANDING THE WORKPLACE DESIGN FOR OLDER WORKERS
Peter BUCKLE (Surrey, United Kingdom)
SD8 235-3      AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF ECONOMIC AND VOLUNTARY WORK OF RETIRED STAFF
Leena MAXIN (Geneva, Switzerland)
SD8 235-4      PROGRESS TOWARDS THE EMPLOYMENT OF SILVER WORKERS THROUGH PART-TIME WORK
Bert LOKHORST (Utrecht, The Netherlands)

SB8 236 THE INTERNATIONAL DATABASE INQUIRY ON FRAILTY (FRDATA): A COMMON APPROACH TO A COMPLEX PROBLEM
Room 352 AB
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): Howard BERGMAN (Montreal, Canada)

SB8 236-1      FRDATA: AN OVERVIEW OF THE RESULTS ACROSS INTERNATIONAL DATABASES
Nadia SOURIAL (Montreal, Canada)
SB8 236-2      FRAILTY IN THE LONGITUDINAL AGING STUDY AMSTERDAM
Dorly DEEG (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SB8 236-3      FRAILTY IN THE NUAGE STUDY (NUTRITION AS A DETERMINANT OF SUCCESSFUL AGING)
Hélène PAYETTE (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SB8 236-4      CHALLENGES IN CHOOSING SUITABLE MEASURES FOR THE IDENTIFICATION FRAILTY
Jack GURALNIK (Bethesda, United States of America)

SB8 237 NATION WIDE IMPLEMENTATION OF EVIDENCE BASED FALL PREVENTION PROGRAMMES
Room 353
17:30 - 19:00

Chair(s): John CAMPBELL (Dunedin, New Zealand)

SB8 237-1      RESEARCH BASIS FOR A NATIONAL FALL PREVENTION PROGRAMME
John CAMPBELL (Dunedin, New Zealand)
SB8 237-2      RESEARCH EVIDENCE FOR FALL PREVENTION STRATEGIES IN RESIDENTIAL CARE
Ngaire KERSE (Auckland, New Zealand)
SB8 237-3      OPTIMISING VALUE FOR MONEY FROM FALLS PREVENTION
Clare ROBERTSON (Auckland, New Zealand)
SB8 237-4      IMPLEMENTATION OF A NATION WIDE PROGRAMME TO PREVENT FALLS AND INJURIES
John CAMPBELL (Dunedin, New Zealand)

Thursday July 9th

07:45 - 08:30

Workshops

Late Breaking News

08:30 - 08:45

Break

08:45 - 10:15

Late Breaking news

Symposia

SA9 247 PLEIOTROPIC ANTAGONISM: AGE-DEPENDENT DISEASES AS THE PRICE FOR THE VIGOUR OF YOUTH
Room 342 A
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Georg WICK (Innsbruck, Austria )

SA9 247-1      THE CONCEPT OF PLEIOTROPIC ANTAGONISM FUNDAMENTAL TRADE-OFFS IN THE BIOLOGY OF AGING
S. Jay OLSHANSKY (Chicago, United States of America)
SA9 247-2      ATHEROSCLEROSIS - AN AGE ASSOCIATED AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE
Georg WICK (Innsbruck, Austria)
SA9 247-3      AGING OF INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY
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SA9 247-4      HUMAN MUSCLE AGING AND CELLULAR SENESCENCE
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SB9 248 HOW TO IMPROVE THE CARE OF ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH DIABETES? THE ALFEDIAM/SFGG FRENCH-SPEAKING GROUP FOR THE STUDY OF DIABETES IN THE ELDERLY.
Room 342 B
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Alan SINCLAIR (Hertfordshire, UK)

SB9 248-1      INDIVIDUALIZED TARGETS FOR GLYCEMIC CONTROL IN ELDERLY DIABETIC PEOPLE
Ulrich VISHER (Thonex-Génève, Switzerland)
SB9 248-2      PREVENTION AND SCREENING OF DIABETES RELATED COMPLICATIONS; TARGETS FOR ASSOCIATED CARDIO-VASCULAR RISK FACTORS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH DIABETES
Jean-Frederic BLICKLE (Strasbourg, France)
SB9 248-3      AGING AND DIABETES IN THE FRENCH POPULATION: EPIDEMIOLOGY, QUALITY OF CARE AND PERSPECTIVES FOR IMPROVEMENTS: ENTRED 2001 THROUGH ENTRED 2007
Anne FAGOT-CAMPAGNA (SAINT MAURICE, France)
SB9 248-4      QUALITY OF LIFE IN FRENCH ELDERLY DIABETIC SUBJECTS: ENTRED 2007-2008
Isabelle BOURDEL-MARCHASSON (Pessac, France)

SD9 249 URBANISATION AND AGEING: NEIGHBOURHOOD INFLUENCES ON SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND HEALTH INEQUALITY.
Room 343
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Christopher PHILLIPSON (Keele, UK,)

SD9 249-1      URBANISATION AND AGEING: SOCIAL DIVISIONS AND NEIGHBOURHOOD CHANGE
Chris PHILLIPSON (Keele, United Kingdom)
SD9 249-2      THE ONSET OF THE THIRD AGE IN LATE MODERNITY: CONSEQUENCES FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD INTEGRATION IN EARLY OLD AGE
Fleur THOMESE (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
SD9 249-3      THE HOUSING SITUATION AND RESIDENTIAL STRATEGIES OF OLDER PEOPLE
Catherine BONVALET (Paris, France)
SD9 249-4      CUMULATIVE DIS/ADVANTAGE, COMMUNITY TYPE, AND DISABILITY: RE-EXAMINING RACIAL HEALTH DISPARITIES IN OLDER ADULTHOOD
Jessica KELLEY-MOORE (Cleveland, United States of America)

SB9 250 THE ROLE OF ANTI-AGING MEDICINE IN THE AGED SOCIETY -JAPANESE PERSPECTIVE-
Amphitheatre Havane
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Hajime ORIMO (Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan)

SB9 250-1      THE ACTIVITY OF JAPANESE SOCIETY OF ANTI-AGING MEDICINE
Toshikazu YOSHIKAWA (Kyoto, Japan)
SB9 250-2      CARACTERISTICS OF JAPANESE CENTENARIANS
Takuji SHIRASAWA (Tokyo, Japan)
SB9 250-3      JAPANESE FOODS AND FUNCTIONAL NUTRIOLOGY
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SD9 251 FROM SENSORS TO INFORMATICS-BASED TELEHOMECARE: MAKING REMOTE MONITORING WORK
Room 351
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Mary PARKER ( Alexandria, USA)

SD9 251-1      DEVELOPING USER-DRIVEN APPROACHES TO RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR AMBIENT TECHNOLOGIES
Andrew SIXSMITH (Vancouver, CA, Canada)
SD9 251-2      IT’S ALL ABOUT IMPLEMENTATION: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE USA, THE UK AND THE NETHERLANDS
David KUTZIK (Philadelphia, PA, United States of America)
SD9 251-3      CARE INFORMATICS: THE ESSENTIAL COMPONENT FOR REMOTE MONITORING IMPLEMENTATION
Anthony GLASCOCK (Philadelphia, PA, United States of America)
SD9 251-4      INTEGRATING BEHAVIORAL MONITORING IN TELEHOMECARE: A REPORT FROM THE NETHERLANDS
Charles WILLEMS (Utrecht, NL, The Netherlands)

SB9 252 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FOR OLDER PERSONS
Room 352 AB
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Louis BHERER (Montreal, Canada)

SB9 252-1      PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, MOBILITY, OBESITY, AND AGING
Martin BROCHU (Sherbrooke, Canada)
SB9 252-2      AGING, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND CARDIORESPIRATORY FUNCTION
Laurent BOSQUET (Poitiers, France)
SB9 252-3      THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY ON COGNITION AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING IN FRAIL AND NON-FRAILS OLDER PERSONS
Louis BHERER (Montréal, Canada)

SD9 253 SYMPOSIUM ON SUPPORTING ELDERLY PEOPLE DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITALS
Room 353
08:45 - 10:15

Chair(s): Edward LEUNG (Kowloon, Hong Kong), Peter HUNTER (Melbourne, Australia)

SD9 253-1      INTEGRATED DISCHARGE SUPPORT PROGRAMME FOR ELDERLY PATIENTS IN HONG KONG
Edward LEUNG (Hong Kong, Hong Kong)
SD9 253-2      CURRENT DISCHARGE SUPPORT PROGRAMMES FOR THE FRAIL ELDERLY PATIENTS IN MALAYSIA
Philip POI (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
SD9 253-3      RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE INTEGRATION PROGRAMME
Michal BOYD (Takapuna, New Zealand)
SD9 253-4      VICTORIAN HARP - CDM EXPERIENCE
Peter HUNTER (Caulfield, Australia)