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T29 0-6 Sentence denotes Ageism
T30 7-110 Sentence denotes Ageism encompasses stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination against people on the basis of their age.
T31 111-213 Sentence denotes Ageism is widespread and an insidious practice that has harmful effects on the health of older adults.
T32 214-785 Sentence denotes A recent systematic review showed that the significant adverse relationship between ageism and health is even more consistent than the relationships found in systematic reviews of the effects of racism on health.[5] Moreover, European doctors worry about the care they will receive when they are old, with 80% of healthcare professionals anxious about how they would be treated, suggesting they realise that ageism is very common.[6] Paradoxically, increasing numbers of elderly people are remaining healthy and some of them have important international responsibilities.
T33 786-873 Sentence denotes For instance, Pope Francis is now 83 years old and Queen Elizabeth II is 94 (Figure 1).
T34 874-883 Sentence denotes Figure 1:
T35 885-977 Sentence denotes Queen Elizabeth II and Pope Francis Queen Elizabeth II, aged 94, and Pope Frances, aged 83.
T36 978-1044 Sentence denotes Would they receive optimal management if they had severe COVID-19?
T37 1045-1053 Sentence denotes Sources:
T38 1054-1108 Sentence denotes Cubankite/Shutterstock.com and AM113/Shutterstock.com.
T39 1109-1117 Sentence denotes Table 1:
T40 1119-1207 Sentence denotes Therapeutic Planning Checklist for Elderly Patients Admitted to Hospital due to COVID-19