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wisdom years : ageing into the 21st century = Eichi eno saigetsu : 21seiki no korei shakai

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BookPublisher: Tokyo : Kobe 2008; United Nations University ; World Health Organization Description: 1 DVD.Other title: The wisdom years : ageing into the 21st century = 英知への歳月 : 21世紀の高齢社会.Subject(s): JAPAN | SOCIAL CHANGE | FAMILY HEALTH | DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING | AGEING PERSONS | AGEING

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Visual Material		UNU Publications	UNU DVD B33456 (Browse shelf)	Available	DVD
Visual Material		Health	HEA DVD B33910 (Browse shelf)	Available	DVD

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HEA B33910

In Japan, more than 20% of the population is now over 65. It is at the forefront of a global ageing trend that has serious consequences for our economy and society. This documentary offers a glimpse into the urban lives of elderly Japanese and their secrets to maintaining physical, mental and social health.

UNU B33456

In Japan, more than 20% of the population is now over 65. It is at the forefront of a global ageing trend that has serious consequences for our economy and society. This documentary offers a glimpse into the urban lives of elderly Japanese and their secrets to maintaining physical, mental and social health.

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