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Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD7 114 CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEFS ABOUT DEMENTIA 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 115 OBESITY IN OLD AGE Chair(s): Marjolein VISSER (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) SB7 115-1 TRENDS IN OBESITY AND PERCEPTION OF BODY WEIGHT IN THE OLDER POPULATIONMarjolein 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 116 THE WAR AGAINST POLYPHARMACY-
RETHINKING AND RE-EVALUATION NEEDED FOR EACH AND EVERY DRUG IN THE ELDERLY
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 PRESCRIBINGJOHN 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD7 117 ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: AN INTERNATIONAL COMPARISON ABOUT DEMANDS AND SUCCESS Chair(s): Mustafa CANKURTARAN (Istanbul, Turkey), Cornel SIEBER (Nuremberg, Germany) SD7 117-1 ACADEMIC CAREERS IN GERIATRICS: SITUATION IN NORTHERN EUROPECornel 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 118 HOW TO ASSESS AND MODIFY THE FALLING RISK AMONG OLDER ADULTS ? 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 () Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 119 NUTRITIONAL EVIDENCE FOR SLOWING DOWN AGEING PATHOLOGIES Chair(s): Lisette DE GROOT (Wageningen, the Netherlands), Bruno VELLAS (Toulouse, France) SB7 119-1 NUTRITION AND OSTEOPOROSISNatasja 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 120 FUNCTIONAL NEUROIMAGING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE STUDY OF COGNITION IN HEALTHY AGING AND NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES. Chair(s): Oury MONCHI (Montréal, Canada) SB7 120-1 THE CONTRIBUTION OF POSITRON EMISSION TOMOGRAPHY TO THE STUDY OF AGING AND DEMENTIAStefano 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD7 121 RECONCEPTUALIZING THE EXPERIENCE OF LIVING WITH DEMENTIA: FROM PASSIVE RECIPIENT TO ACTIVE CITIZEN
Chair(s): John BOND (Newcastle, UK) SD7 121-1 BROADENING THE DISCUSSION AROUND DEMENTIA: THE SHIFT FROM PERSONHOOD TO CITIZENSHIPDeborah 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD7 122 “AGEING AND SEXUALITY – THE POSSIBILITIES FOR CARE” Chair(s): Andrew KING (London, UK) SD7 122-1 COMMUNITY CARE? SEXUALITY, SOCIAL NETWORKS AND CARE IN LATER LIFEAnn 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSA7 123 MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF BRAIN AGING AND AGE-RELATED NEURODEGENERATION: GENETICS, SIGNALING, CYTOSKELETAL ABNORMALITY, AND PROTEIN TOXICITY Chair(s): Nozomu MORI (Nagasaki, Japan), Yong-Sun KIM (Chuncheon, Republic of Korea) SA7 123-1 CITRULLINATED PROTEINS: POTENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS OF PRION DISEASEEun-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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSC7 124 OLDER PERSONS IN DISASTERS Chair(s): Sheung-Tak CHENG (Hong Kong, China) SC7 124-1 OLDER PEOPLE AND NATURAL DISASTERS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVEPatricia 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 125 ANTI-AGEING MEDICINE: A REALITY OR FICTION? Chair(s): Vladimir KHAVINSON (St. Petersburg, Russia), Robert MOULIAS (Paris, France) SB7 125-1 RESULTS OF A STUDY OF THE SWISS CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENTAstrid 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 126 HOW TO OPTIMIZE DRUG THERAPY IN OLDER PATIENTS? 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 CAUSESRené 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB7 127 MULTIMORBIDITY: THE SYNDROME OF THE AGING POPULATION Chair(s): Mĺrten LAGERGREN (Stockholm, Sweden), Laura FRATIGLIONI (Stockholm, Sweden) SB7 127-1 OCCURRENCE AND PATTERNS OF MULTIMORBIDITYAlessandra 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) Tuesday July 7th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD7 128 RECONCILING EMPLOYMENT AND FAMILY CARE IN EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES Chair(s): António M. FONSECA (Porto, Portugal) SD7 128-1 PROBLEMS OF EMPLOYMENT AND CARE FOR OLDER PEOPLE IN HUNGARYZsuzsa 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)
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