1999
Aging With Developmental Disabilities: Women's Health Issues
11/Jan/1999 Keyword(s): Health Promotion | Research Reports/Briefs
Aging With Developmental Disabilities: Women's Health Issues (1999). Brown, A. & Murphy, L.
This brief provides information on age-related health issues for women with developmental disabilities based on the research to date. The fact sheet addresses the most commonly asked questions by women who are aging (e.g. menopause, osteoporosis, and heart disease) and how to stay healthy. The fact sheet includes a list of related resources for women who want more information.
Can be downloaded at no charge
This brief provides information on age-related health issues for women with developmental disabilities based on the research to date. The fact sheet addresses the most commonly asked questions by women who are aging (e.g. menopause, osteoporosis, and heart disease) and how to stay healthy. The fact sheet includes a list of related resources for women who want more information.
Can be downloaded at no charge
Puerto Rican families caring for an adult with mental retardation: The role of familism
Puerto Rican families caring for an adult with mental retardation: The role of familism. Magaña, S. (1999). American Journal on Mental Retardation, 104, 466-482.
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Hearing Changes in Aging People with Mental Retardation
01/Jan/1999 Keyword(s): Health Promotion | Research Reports/Briefs
Hearing Changes in Aging People with Mental Retardation (1999). Bagley, M. & Mascia, J.
This brief provides answers to frequently asked questions about age-related hearing loss, especially for people with developmental disabilities. It contains the information families and service providers need to identify possible hearing loss and to support older adults who have this condition.
Can be downloaded at no charge
This brief provides answers to frequently asked questions about age-related hearing loss, especially for people with developmental disabilities. It contains the information families and service providers need to identify possible hearing loss and to support older adults who have this condition.
Can be downloaded at no charge