Skin
Intrinsic Changes, Extrinsic Changes, Growth And Changes In Color, Skin Cancer, Conditions Of The Normal Aging Skin
The existence of two different types of aging of the human skin has been recognized only since the mid-1980s. Normal internal (intrinsic) changes are differentiated from the effects of external influences (extrinsic). These differences have been made more apparent by a dramatic increase in life expectancy. The average life expectancy in ancient Rome was 22 years, compared with 78.6 years in Canada in 1996.
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- Sleep - The Structure Of Sleep, Sleep Changes During Aging, Sleep Disorders During Aging, Medical Conditions And Sleep Disruption
- Sibling Relationships - Prevalence Of Siblings In Later Life, How Important Are Siblings For Older Adults?, Factors Affecting Sibling Relationships
- Skin - Intrinsic Changes
- Skin - Extrinsic Changes
- Skin - Growth And Changes In Color
- Skin - Skin Cancer
- Skin - Conditions Of The Normal Aging Skin
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