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    • Reflections cover changes in aging and technology, healthy aging, end-of-life care, and societal aspects of aging.
    • The column highlights the need for integrated approaches to aging issues.

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    • To reflect on 15 years of the Aging Matters column.
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    • To emphasize the interconnectedness of individual experiences, research, and policy.

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    • Review of past articles from the Aging Matters column.
    • Thematic analysis of key issues in aging over 15 years.
    • Synthesis of insights on technology, health, end-of-life, caregiving, and societal perspectives.

    Main Results:

    • Aging is increasingly influenced by technology and requires a focus on healthy aging strategies.
    • End-of-life care and the role of caregivers for older adults remain critical concerns.
    • Growing old in America involves complex social and psychological dimensions.

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    • Promoting successful aging necessitates a holistic approach.
    • Integrating personal narratives, scientific research, and supportive health care policies is essential.
    • Enhanced caregiver training and resources are vital for protecting vulnerable older adults.