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Indigenous older people in industrialized countries

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  1. Mario Garrett Ph.D. (directing a project to develop gerontological training programs for American Indians in the state of New Mexico in the United States)

    Present address: Center on Aging, the University of New Mexico, USA

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    For a full report of the proceedings, contact: Dr. Helen Kerschner, Director, University of New Mexico Center on Aging, 1836 Lomas Blvd., Albuquerque, NM 87131

    He is also team leader of a project funded primarily by the United Nations Population Fund on the implications of the aging population in rural and urban China, which is being implemented by the China National Committee on Aging/China Research Center on Aging. Mario was the deputy directory of the Malta-based International Institute on Aging. He has lectured in Europe, North Africa, East and West Asia and North America. His primary interest lies in the economic conditions of elderly populations.

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    Garrett, M. Indigenous older people in industrialized countries. Ageing International 21, 43–46 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02681113

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