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Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 099 NEW APPROACHES IN AD PREVENTION Chair(s): Jacques TOUCHON (Montpellier, France), Serge GAUTHIER (Montréal, Canada) SB7 099-1 COGNITIVE DECLINE VERSUS CONVERSION TO DEMENTIA IN ELDERLY PERSONS WITH SUBJECTIVE COMPLAINTSNicola 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 100 PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTHY AGING Chair(s): Anne NEWMAN (Pittsburgh, USA), Stephen KRITCHEVSKY (Winston-Salem, USA) SB7 100-1 DEFINITIONS AND DETERMINANTS OF HEALTHY AGING: THE ROTTERDAM STUDYHenning 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD7 101 RECENT PREVALENCE RESEARCH IN ELDER ABUSE: EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES Chair(s): Bridget PENHALE (Sheffield, UK) SD7 101-1 PREVALENCE DATA IN ELDER ABUSE RESEARCH -REFLECTING RESULTS OF A RECENT GERMAN STUDYThomas 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 102 NUTRITION AND AGE-RELATED DISEASES OF THE BRAIN AND EYE 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 103 TECHNOLOGY, ETHICS AND DEMENTIA CARE: FROM TRUE NEEDS TO THOROUGHLY ASSESSED RESPONSES 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 PLANVincent 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 104 SUPPORTIVE CARE OF THE OLDER CANCER PATIENT Chair(s): Muriel RAINFRAY (Pessac, France), Laurent TEILLET (Paris, France) SB7 104-1 - OLDER CANCER SURVIVORS - EPIDEMIOLOGYMaryska 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 105 PSYCHOLOGY OF FRAILTY Chair(s): Howard FILLIT (New York, USA), Robert BUTLER (New York, USA) SB7 105-1 OVERVIEW OF THE PSYCHOLOGY OF FRAILTYHoward 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSC7 106 LONGITUDINAL PERSPECTIVES ON HEALTH DISPARITIES WITH AGING: COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF HEALTH AND RETIREMENT 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 STUDYAlistair 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSA7 107 THE GENETIC COMPONENT OF AGING AND LONGEVITY: A REAPPRAISAL. Chair(s): Peternella E. SLAGBOOM (Leiden, The Netherlands), Giuseppe PASSARINO (Rende, Italy) SA7 107-1 CAUSAL COMPLEXITY IN AGING:GENES AND THE COMPANY THEY KEEPGerald 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSA7 108 MELATONIN, BIORHYTHMES AND AGING Chair(s): Vladimir ANISIMOV (St.Petersburg, Russia), Yvan TOUITOU (Paris, France) SA7 108-1 MELATONIN AS GEROPROTECTOR AND ANTICARCINOGENVladimir 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD7 109 LIVING STANDARDS AND WELLBEING AMONG OLDER PEOPLE 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 IRELANDEamon 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 110 RECENT ADVANCES IN NURSING HOME CARE: THE AMDA SYMPOSIUM Chair(s): Steven LEVENSON (Baltimore, United States), Charles CRECELIUS (St. Louis, United States) SB7 110-1 EVIDENCE BASED CARE IN THE NURSING HOMESteven 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 111 TELEMEDICINE AND TELEHEALTH SERVICES IN THE HOME OF THE ELDERLY: EXPERIENCES AND BLOKERS Chair(s): Louis LARENG (Toulouse, France), Pierre RUMEAU (Toulouse, France) SB7 111-1 TECHNICAL TOOLS TO FIT IN HOME TELEMEDICINE PRACTICEPascal 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSB7 112 INCREASING THE PARTICIPATION OF THE ELDERLY IN CLINICAL TRIALS (PREDICT) 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) Tuesday July 7th10:30 - 12:00SymposiaSD7 113 STATE SOCIAL POLICIES FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS IN FOUR COUNTRIES: WHAT LESSONS CAN WE LEARN? Chair(s): Kalyani MEHTA (Singapore, Republic of Singapore) SD7 113-1 FAMILY CAREGIVER POLICY IN USAIris 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)
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