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Volume 35 - December 2023

Commentary

Creative expression in mild cognitive impairment: beyond neurocognitive benefits: Commentary on “The effect of creative expression program in neurocognitive networks performance measured by task and resting-state functional MRI” by Zhao et al.

Editorial

Innovative approaches to improving mental health and well-being in older people

Guest Editorial

Ageism, dementia, and culture

Improving the well-being of older adults requires programs that enhance resilience as well as policies, across sectors, that promote health

Commentary

Rethinking the measurement of time horizons in the context of socioemotional selectivity theory: Commentary on “Testing a model of biopsychosocial successful aging based on socioemotional selectivity theory in the second half of life” by Soylu et al.

The later-life depression in nursing homes compared with private households

Commentary on three studies of different types of dementias: (1) prevalence of depression, anxiety, and apathy in less common dementias, (2) grief in carers of people with dementia, and (3) a biomarker predictor of improvement in normal pressure hydrocephalus

Older persons in climate change-induced hazards and building forward better: International Psychogeriatric Association, World Psychiatric Association-Section of Old Age Psychiatry, and NGO Committee on Ageing in Geneva position statement

Guest Editorial

Novel strategies to promote well-being and positive aging

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Commentary

The NIA-AA revised clinical criteria for Alzheimer’s disease: are they too advanced?

Loneliness as a risk factor for dementia and other adverse health outcomes: Commentary on “Loneliness and risk of all-cause, Alzheimer’s, vascular, and frontotemporal dementia: A prospective study of 492,322 Individuals over 15 years” by Sutin et al.

Older adults live alone and socially isolated during the time of COVID-19: Commentary on “Prevalence of loneliness and social isolation among older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic: a systematic review and meta-analysis” by Su et al.

Can cultivating self-compassion protect older aging adults against psychological maladjustment?

Investigating the neurocognitive correlates of suicidal risk in middle-aged and older adults with major depression: Commentary on “Neurocognitive markers of passive suicidal ideation in late-life depression” by Jordan et al.

Can we bridge the digital divide to improve the mental health of older adults?

Identifying life course mechanisms and pathways that influence cognitive health among Asian and Latina/o/x older adults

Considering a more complex view of loneliness: Commentary on “Fluctuations in Loneliness Due to Changes in Frequency of Social Interactions among Older Adults: A Weekly Based Diary Study” by Awad et al.

Appreciating eudaimonic well-being and positive psychosocial characteristics in mental health research: Commentary on “Identifying significant correlates of purpose in life in older U.S. military veterans: Results from the National Health and Resilience in Veterans Study” by Fischer et al.

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