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Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSC6 036 COGNITIVE TRAINING IN LATER ADULTHOOD: FINDINGS FROM FOUR INTERVENTION PROGRAMS 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 ELDERSSherry 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB6 037 TARGETED GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT IN PRIMARY CARE - AN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLABORATION. 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD6 038 LONELINESS IN OLD AGE 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 TRIALMarja 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD6 039 OLDER PEOPLE IN EMERGENCIES:EDUCATION FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS Chair(s): Rory FISHER (Toronto,Canada) SD6 039-1 NATURAL DISASTERS THAT REVEAL CRACKS IN GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING PRACTICESandi 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD6 040 SOCIAL PENSIONS AND OLDER PEOPLE IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB6 041 APPROACHES TO FRAILTY IN THE AMERICAS Chair(s): Kenneth OTTENBACHER (Galveston, United States) SB6 041-1 FRAILTY INTERVENTIONS AND ETHNIC DIFFERENCESKenneth 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSC6 042 RESEARCH DIRECTIONS OF THE MACARTHUR FOUNDATION AGING SOCIETY NETWORK Chair(s): John ROWE (New York, USA) SC6 042-1 AGING SOCIETY AND THE ROLE OF THE INTERGENERATIONAL FAMILYJames 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSC6 043 APATHY AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC SYMPTOMS IN ALZHEIMER Chair(s): Philippe ROBERT (Nice, France), Jerome YESSAVAGE (Stanford, USA) SC6 043-1 CLINICAL, CONCEPT AND CRITERIA OF APATHY IN ALZHEIMERPhilippe 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSA6 044 AGEING IS NO LONGER AN UNSOLVED BIOLOGICAL PROBLEM (SUPPORTED BY THE ELLISON MEDICAL FOUNDATION AND CO-SPONSORED BY THE GERONTOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA) Chair(s): Leonard HAYFLICK (San Francisco, USA), Robin HOLLIDAY (Canberra, Australia) SA6 044-1 THE CAUSES OF BIOLOGICAL AGEING ARE KNOWNLeonard 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD6 045 TERRITORIES AND ICT AS REGARDS AGEING: WHAT PUBLIC POLICIES? Chair(s): Pascal BULEON (Caen, France), Liliane PIOT (Paris, France) SD6 045-1 INTERNET PUBLIC SERVICES FOR AN AGEING ACTIVE LIFE AND AUTONOMYJean-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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSA6 046 TELOMERE DYNAMICS AND CARDIOVASCULAR AGING Chair(s): Athanase BENETOS (Nancy, France), Jacques TRETON (Paris, France) SA6 046-1 TELOMERE DYNAMICS AND EVALUATION OF CARDI0VASCULAR AGING : CLINICAL IMPLICATIONSAbraham 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSC6 047 LATE-LIFE DEPRESSION AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Chair(s): Karen MUNK (Aarhus, Denmark), Boo JOHANSSON (Gothenburg, Sweden) SC6 047-1 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND PSYCHOTHERAPYKen 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB6 048 ANTI HYPERTENSIVE THERAPY AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION 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 DECLINESandra 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSB6 049 STUDIES OF TELEHEALTH AND TELECARE SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS WITH CHRONIC ILLNESSES AND THEIR FAMILY CAREGIVERS: AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSA6 050 AGEING BONE AND GENETICS Chair(s): SERGE FERRARI (Geneva, Switzerland), RENE RIZZOLI (Geneva, Switserland) SA6 050-1 GENE-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONS ON THE AGEING SKELETONDouglas 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) Monday July 6th14:00 - 15:30SymposiaSD6 051 COMPARISONS OF GENERATIONAL AND CULTURAL CHANGE IN THE ‘DEVELOPED’ WORLD: THE IMPACT OF THE BABY BOOMERS ON POLICY AND IDENTITY. Chair(s): Simon BIGGS (London, United Kingdom) SD6 051-1 ‘THE IMPACT OF THE BABY BOOMERS ON US PERCEPTIONS OF AGEING AND POLICY’.() 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)
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