Successful Aging: Implications for Psychiatry

Colin A. Depp · Averria Sirkin Martin · Dilip V. Jeste

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There has been an expansion in initiatives and interventions to promote successful aging and to reduce disparities in attaining maximum healthy life expectancy, and there are a number of points of intersection between psychiatry and successful aging. This review highlights current literature on genetic, molecular, neurobiological, psychosocial, and social determinants of successful aging.

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