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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
(Singapore)
     

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