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Impact Factor
4.511
5 year Impact Factor
5.174

Editor-in-Chief
Professor Rowan Harwood

Increased Impact Factor

To celebrate Age and Ageing's new increased Impact Factor of 4.511, read a selection of highly cited articles from recent years, free to read online.

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Clinical research methods for studies of older people

Older people remain under-represented in clinical research, particularly those who have multi-morbidity, frailty or dementia, or who live in residential or nursing care. This collection is designed to act as a guide for researchers and authors to improve quality, maximise the value and impact of their work and reduce research waste.

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New: Delirium research, education, and practice

Delirium research and clinical care has seen great strides in the last decade. This collections provides an overview of the range of research in delirium covering prevention and prediction, interventions and their health economic evaluations, outcomes following delirium, and clinical application in a review of the recent SIGN guidelines.

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Longitudinal studies of ageing

Insights from longitudinal studies can help to recognise emerging pictures and anticipate health trajectories. With this collection and commentary, we highlight the approaches, scope, and impacts of a selection of longitudinal studies of ageing published in Age and Ageing within the past 10 years.

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Published articles from Age and Ageing have been collated into several collections around various sub-themes such as frailty and bone health, you can view all collections here.

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