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Elderhood

By Louise Aronson

This episode reframes aging not as a medical problem to be fixed, but as a complex, meaningful stage of life with its own unique wisdom and challenges.

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“This episode reframes aging not as a medical problem to be fixed, but as a complex, meaningful stage of life with its own unique wisdom and challenges.”

— Louise Aronson, Elderhood

What it is about

Aging, Gerontology, Healthcare, Life Stages

Who it is for

If you've ever felt a quiet dread about growing older, or struggled to navigate the medical system for an aging loved one, this will feel familiar a more humane perspective.

The author

As a practicing geriatrician, Louise Aronson brings decades of direct patient experience and a deep understanding of the medical system's strengths and limitations in caring for older adults.

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Louise Aronson

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