Aging care is critical. Projections for 2020 indicate that India's older population will comprise
6.57% of the overall population. The best-known newly developed technologies must be …

Background Since the traditional models missed the possibility of formulating personalised
programs centred on a person's priorities and values, it was a pressing priority to shift from …

The unadjusted intake of food constitutes a real challenge for the several sustainability
dimensions. In this perspective, the main objectives of this research are to characterise the …

Background Food security can be directly linked to nutritional status and either directly or
indirectly, it has an impact on health status and well-being of the population. Physical frailty …

Reductions in infant, child and maternal mortality rates, lengthening of life expectancy and
decrease in fertility rates during the second half of the twentieth century have resulted in the …

The combined demographic and epidemiologic transition may significantly challenge the
ageing population, especially with a weak health and non-health supporting system. The …

Background Understanding health and developing trends among the older population is
essential for countries to tackle the challenges of an ageing population and formulate …

In developing countries such as India, the consequences of aging within underdeveloped
social security systems coupled with traditional expectations on filial provision of care mean …

The present study investigates the socioeconomic inequality and determinants of healthy
ageing in different regions of India using the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) …

Active aging is important for promoting the health, wellbeing, and participation of older
adults. This study investigated the association between active aging and mortality risk …