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Can we say the elderly?: Why 'Older Adults' is the Preferred Term

According to the National Institute on Aging, using disrespectful and stereotypical language has been shown to have negative health implications for older people, including poorer physical and mental well-being. This guide explores why it is generally best to avoid the term **can we say the elderly?** and offers more respectful, age-inclusive alternatives.

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What Do You Say Instead of "Elderly"?: A Guide to Respectful Language

According to the National Institute on Aging, using respectful and inclusive language can help combat widespread ageism. Understanding what do you say instead of "elderly" is a key step toward communicating with dignity and respect, challenging harmful stereotypes about aging.

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Beyond 'Elderly': What Are Elders Also Called?

By 2025, the average age of the global population will be 33.6 years, a significant increase reflecting a worldwide aging trend [1.5.1]. As society ages, the language we use evolves. So, what are elders also called, and which terms are most respectful?

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