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Earlier Traumatic Experiences Damage Health of Elderly
Traumatic experiences, like the death of a spouse or child, that are experienced before age 65 appear to cause damage to
the health of people as the move past age 65. The damage appears to be worse, say researchers, if the traumas occurred in
adulthood than if during childhood.
Cumulative trauma during a person's lifetime can have an overall effect on health in one's later years, according to this
study that examines the consequences of traumatic events on older adults' physical health.
Also, traumas experienced in adulthood compared to traumas experienced in childhood appear to cause more damage to an older
person's (65 and older) health, say researchers of a new study reported on in the December issue of Psychology and Aging
published by the American Psychological Association (APA). Traumas are distinguished from other types of stressful life
events by their seriousness, like experiencing a serious or life threatening illness, witnessing a violent crime or being in
combat.
In a study of 1,518 older adults from a nationwide survey, researchers Neal Krause, Ph.D., of the University of Michigan,
Benjamin A. Shaw, Ph.D., of the University of Albany at SUNY and John Cairney, Ph.D., at Toronto University examined whether
cumulative trauma across a person's lifetime affected a person's self-rated health, occurrence of acute and chronic
conditions and functional disability. Three different ages in the study were examined: young old (65-74), old old (75-84) and
oldest old (85 and older).
The results show that trauma occurring between 18 and 30 years and between 31 to 64 years had the greatest affect on the
person's current health. Interestingly, say the authors, adversity encountered in adult life affected adult health more than
adversity encountered in childhood. "Trauma could have the same adverse effects on children as adults, but the effects on
children may dissipate by the time they reach adulthood, " said Krause…………..
CONTINUES…………..www.seniorjournal.com
Anterior Traumatic Experienþe daune de sãnãtate a persoanelor în vârstã - Earlier Traumatic Experiences Damage Health of Elderly - articole medicale engleza - startsanatate