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Sarah Kagan

University of Pennsylvania
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Lucy Walker Honorary Term Professor of Gerontological Nursing|Faculty @OldGlobeMOOC| Editor IJOPN onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.111
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Ultra‐Processed Research?

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By Sarah Kagan
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We cannot escape artificial intelligence (AI) in research today. Each day brings new features, apps and functions. Sign on to your computer and prepare to be startled, frustrated, annoyed and possibly pleased. But oddly, the frenzy over applications of AI in research feels a lot like a time warp to me. It calls to mind ultra-processed foods of all things. I well recall the buzz that ultra-processed foods created during my childhood and youth.
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Reframing Negative Understandings of Ageing Populations: Updating Our Nursing Perspective

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By Sarah Kagan, A. Magon, S. Kannoth
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Kagan, S.H. (2026), Reframing Negative Understandings of Ageing Populations: Updating Our Nursing Perspective. Int J Older People Nurs, 21: e70072. https://doi.org/10.1111/opn.70072 Frail, vulnerable, a burden. This sequence of thoughts feels omnipresent as we consider older people and ageing populations.
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Launching the New Year With Vision: Battling 21st Century Ageism in Gerontological Nursing and Beyond

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By Sarah Kagan
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As we enter the middle of the 21st century with this New Year, I personally would love to imagine that we nurses have made strides in dismantling ageism worldwide. Abolishing ageism is essential to ensuring health, function and well-being with and for today's and tomorrow's older people. But, as I survey the clinical and scientific landscapes around me, I am increasingly concerned that we are losing ground in the global battle with ageism rather than making progress.
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