8 New Gerontology Books Reshaping Care in 2025

Drawing from a multidisciplinary team of experts, this book explores aging through a unique blend of environmental health, culture, and preventive medicine. It unpacks how demographic shifts reshape society and emphasizes the elderly as valuable social and economic contributors. You’ll find detailed algorithms and critical insights on managing individual and societal aging, bridging science and humanities to foster innovation in care and welfare. Whether you’re involved in public health, technology, or social research, this book equips you with frameworks to support healthy longevity and inclusive communities.

When Pauline Vincent first realized the deep connection between mind and body through her freediving practice, she set out to explore how this insight could reshape our approach to aging. In this book, you learn a 7-step system that blends biohacking, mindfulness, and nutrition tailored to those starting to notice aging signs in their 40s and 50s. For example, the chapters on stress-free intermittent fasting and cognitive decline prevention offer targeted techniques to maintain vitality and mental agility. If you want a straightforward guide to aging thoughtfully and proactively, this book offers clear strategies without overpromising miracles.

This tailored book explores the latest interdisciplinary gerontology research of 2025, focusing on cutting-edge discoveries and their practical applications. It examines emerging knowledge in aging science with a personalized approach that matches your background and interests, enabling you to engage deeply with topics that matter most to you. From novel scientific breakthroughs to innovative health strategies, the content reveals how new findings are reshaping our understanding of aging today. By addressing your specific goals, this personalized volume offers a focused learning experience that helps you stay ahead in the rapidly evolving field of gerontology. It brings fresh insights and research-based perspectives directly relevant to your unique areas of curiosity and professional pursuits.

During the preparation for the AGACNP exam, Pawla Sara Lukas developed this focused set of practice tests to address the core competencies, clinical practice, and professional role of adult-gerontology acute care nurse practitioners. You’ll find 350 multiple-choice questions designed to mirror the actual exam format, each paired with explanations that clarify complex scenarios, making your study sessions more effective. This book suits nurse practitioners, students, and healthcare professionals aiming to validate their knowledge and sharpen their test-taking skills in adult-gerontology acute care. It’s especially helpful if you want targeted practice that reflects current exam content and professional standards in gerontology nursing.

After analyzing a wide range of certification materials, Test Treasure Publication developed this focused review to address the real challenges faced by nurses preparing for the Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner exam. You’ll find detailed coverage of core competencies like advanced physical assessment and pathophysiology, alongside practical sections on clinical practice and professional roles. The inclusion of two full-length practice tests and customized study schedules helps you gauge your readiness and structure your preparation effectively. If you’re a nurse aiming to master the ANCC AGACNP-BC exam, this guide offers targeted insights and exam strategies that align closely with the certification requirements.

Isabella White, with her focused expertise in nursing education, crafted this guide to empower aspiring Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioners to navigate the complex certification landscape. You’ll find detailed reviews of advanced physiology, pathophysiology, pharmacology, and diagnostic testing, all tailored to the adult and older adult patient populations. The book also sharpens your clinical decision-making by dissecting real case studies and provides practical advice on test strategies and ethical challenges in acute care. If you’re committed to advancing your nursing career in this demanding specialty, this book offers a clear pathway, though it’s most suited for those ready to dive deep into acute care nuances rather than casual learners.

This tailored book explores the evolving field of gerontology with a focus on your unique interests and goals. It examines emerging research and 2025 developments in aging care and prevention, revealing personalized approaches to optimize healthspan and quality of life. By matching content to your background and desired sub-topics, it offers a deep dive into cutting-edge discoveries and their practical relevance. The book covers innovations in preventive care, interdisciplinary methods, and future-ready strategies that help you stay informed and empowered in this dynamic field. With a tailored approach, it ensures you engage effectively with the latest scientific insights and personalized care considerations.

Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, a board-certified family physician with specialized training in geriatrics and nutritional sciences, reframes aging by spotlighting skeletal muscle as the cornerstone of health. You’ll learn how muscle functions beyond mere strength or appearance—it's a key endocrine organ influencing metabolic health, immunity, and disease resistance. Through detailed chapters on nutrition, protein optimization, and muscle-preserving lifestyle habits, the book equips you to address issues like obesity, autoimmune disorders, and age-related decline. If you want a science-driven, muscle-focused roadmap to aging that challenges traditional fat-centric health advice, this book offers a fresh perspective worth your attention.

What happens when interdisciplinary research meets the pressing issue of loneliness in later life? André Hajek, Steffi G. Riedel-Heller, and Hans-Helmut König bring together insights from medicine, psychology, sociology, and economics to map out how socioeconomic status, health, and lifestyle intertwine to influence social isolation among older adults. You’ll find detailed chapters examining factors like income poverty and family care, supported by international empirical studies and cohort data. This book is tailored for anyone invested in gerontology, from health professionals to social workers, offering evidence-based perspectives rather than quick fixes.

After extensive experience in acute gerontological care, Dawn Carpenter and Alexander Menard developed this review specifically to align with the latest ANCC and AACN exam blueprints. You’ll find detailed coverage of essential topics like pathophysiology, pharmacology, and physical assessment tailored for adult-gerontology acute care practitioners. The book not only reinforces foundational knowledge but also integrates clinical pearls and classic case studies to deepen your understanding. If you’re preparing for certification and want a resource that balances concise review with comprehensive exam preparation, this guide fits the bill, especially with its 575 practice questions and digital access support.