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• Most Viewed Articles!

  2022-10-09

  Most Viewed Articles

  Covid-19 and Immunity in the Elderly

  Hom Nath Chalise, Edwin Rosenberg

  Article ID: 2049

  Effectiveness of a Group Exercise Class vs. Home Exercise Program as a Follow-up to Physical Therapy for Older Adults with High Fall RiskMartha Hinman, Patrice Hazen

  Article ID: 2310

  Effects of Mirror Therapy on the upper Limb Functionality: A study on the perception of Occupational TherapistsAntónio Arsénio Duarte, Ana Paula Martins, Djanira Gomes, João Fragoso, Joyce Amado, Pedro Rosa

  Article ID: 2427

  Understanding the Spatial Requirements that Facilitate Personal Leisure Activities of the High-Needs ElderlyYukiko Kuboshima, Jacqueline McIntosh

  Article ID: 2256

  Management of Geriatric Low Back Pain with Tai ChiKristine M. Hallisy

  Article ID: 2422

  Complementary of Nursing Care for an Elderly Family: Management of Hypertension and Smoking BehaviourImelda Rahmayunia Kartka, Mulya UlfaArticle ID: 2330
  

  
  

  
  

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• Join as Editorial Board Member:Journal of Geriatric Medicine

  2021-04-29

  Journal of Geriatric Medicine is recruiting new Editorial Board Members (EBMs) to join the Editorial Board. We are expanding our Editorial Board to ensure the journal is able to cope with an increasing number of submissions whilst maintaining high editorial standards.

  We welcome applications from researchers working across all scientific and clinical disciplines.

  Journal of Geriatric Medicine is an open access, peer-reviewed journal . We welcome a range of contributions, including:

  Research articles
  Review articles
  Case Reports
  Scientific data sets and descriptions

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• JGM Volume 2, Issue 1 is now live!

  2020-12-03

  We are pleased to announce that Volume 2, Issue 1 of Journal of Geriatric Medicine has been published, and is currently available for download.

  The process of collating and peer review for the next issue release has already begun.

  If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

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• JGM Volume 1, Issue 3 is now live!

  2020-09-11

  We are pleased to announce that Volume 1, Issue 3 of Journal of Geriatric Medicine has been published, and is currently available for download.

  The process of collating and peer review for the next issue release has already begun.

  If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

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• JGM 1 Volume，3 Issue-Call for Papers

  2020-05-12

  Call for papers!

  At present, the submission of articles in 1 volumes，2 issues has ended, and it is already in typesetting and processing! The call for papers for the 1 volumes，3 issues has started!

  If you have a need to publish an article, we welcome your submission and consultation. If you want to recommend articles from students or colleagues, we also provide group services. We will provide high-standards of publishing quality and professional after-sales.

  We look forward to your excellent articles published in our journal! If you want to know more about the journal, please contact the official email: jgr-b@bilpublishing.com

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• Happy New Year!

  2019-12-31

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• <Reprint>Cellular aging is linked to structural changes in brain

  2019-09-27

  Telomeres are protective caps at the ends of chromosomes that become shorter with each cell division. If they become so short that the genes they protect could be damaged, the cell stops dividing and renewing. Consequently, the cell is increasingly unable to perform its functions. This mechanism is one of the ways in which we age.

  Telomere length is therefore regarded as a marker for the biological age of a person – in contrast to their chronological age. For two people of the same chronological age, the person with shorter telomeres has an increased risk of developing age-related diseases such as Alzheimer’s or cancer, and even a shorter life expectancy.

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