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On June 12, 1991, the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy Sciences released a report delineating a national agenda for research on. In this report, a committee of 18 national leaders in health care national priorities for research on aging for the next 20 years and the resources required to implement the research agenda....Areas of assigned a high priority were selected on the basis of their to do the following: (1) contribute to understanding of the basic of aging, (2) address problems of disability and functional in older persons, (3) increase knowledge both of the interaction disease and aging and of age-related diseases, (4) lower morbidity and rates among older persons, (5) be capable of being implemented in a manner, (6) lead to a reduction in the costs of health care, (7) knowledge of behavioral and social factors in health and disease and older people maintain social as well as biologic health, (8) improve the treatment of patients, and (9) address relatively neglected of investigation.
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