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Beyond hearts and minds to anti-ageism actions in the Global South

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To be anti-ageist is to be self-educating, calling out discrimination wherever we see it and being uncompromising in our demand for full dignity and citizenship for everyone at every stage of life, argues Dr Alexandre Kalache, president of the International Longevity Centre-Brazil.

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    Alexandre Kalache

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Kalache, A. Beyond hearts and minds to anti-ageism actions in the Global South. Nat Aging 1, 148–149 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s43587-020-00026-y

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