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Earle, Sarah; Blackburn, Maddie; Chambers, Lizzie; Downing, Julia; Flemming, Kate; Hale, Jamie; Marston, Hannah; O'Dell, Lindsay and Sinason, Valerie (2024). It's bittersweet, it's uncomfortable, yes, but it's necessary. Methodological reflections on the experiences of young adults with life-shortening conditions on being involved in inclusive qualitative research. Progress in Palliative Care (Early access).

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Jones, Rebecca L. (2024). Aging and Bisexuality. In: Goldberg, Abbie E. ed. The Sage Encyclopedia of LGBTQ Studies, 2nd Edition. California, USA: SAGE Publications, Inc..

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Marston, Hannah; Morgan, Deborah Jane; Wilson-Menzfeld, Gemma; Gates, Jessica; Maddock, Carol Ann; Philips, Jenny; J., Elisabeth; Bailey, Gavin and Nicholson, Julie (2024). Employing citizen science to understand the contemporary needs of older adults accessing and using technology in a pandemic. In: Urbaniak, Anna and Wanka, Anna eds. Routledge International Handbook of Participatory Approaches in Ageing Research. Routledge, pp. 390–401.

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Vseteckova, Jitka and Grimes, Corrina (2024). Six ways to look after your brain health in your 20s and 30s. In The Conversation The Conversation Trust, London, UK.

Jones, Rebecca L.; Jen, Sarah and Reiter, Bea (2023). “Courage to cobble something new”: Women's queer and creative narratives of bisexuality and ageing. Journal of Aging Studies, 65, article no. 101133.

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Kartupelis, Jenny; Larkin, Mary and Deepak Gopinath, Manik (2023). Being needed - fulfilling the potential of mutual relationships. In Newsletter of the International Longevity Centre International Longevity Centre, London.

Marston, Hannah; van Hoof, Joost and Yon, Yongjie (2023). Digitalising the built environment for all generations: A new paradigm for equity and inclusive age-friendly cities and communities. Indoor and Built Environment, 33(2) pp. 213–217.

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Robb, Martin; Larkin, Mary and Deepak Gopinath, Manik (2023). Relational Care - with Mary Larkin and Manik Deepak-Gopinath [Podcast]. Careful Thinking.

Teggi, Diana (2023). The role of anticipatory prescribing in care homes: identifying dying, complying with regulations and preventing death in hospital – a qualitative study. In: BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care, 13(1) A10-A11.

Gopinath, Manik; Holland, Caroline and Peace, Sheila (2022). Enduring commitment: older couples living apart. Families, Relationships and Societies, 12(2) pp. 201–219.

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Jones, Rebecca L.; Changfoot, Nadine and King, Andrew (2022). Revisioning ageing futures: Feminist, queer, crip and decolonial visions of a good old age. Journal of Aging Studies, 63, article no. 101083.

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Jones, Rebecca L.; Marshall, Barbara and Sandberg, Linn (2022). Virtual roundtable discussion of ‘Revisioning ageing futures: Feminist, queer, crip and decolonial visions of a good old age’. Journal of Aging Studies, 63, article no. 101082.

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Teggi, Diana (2020). Care homes as hospices for the prevalent form of dying: An analysis of long-term care provision towards the end of life in England. Social Science & Medicine, 260, article no. 113150.

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Gopinath, Manik (2018). When growing old together means living apart. British Academy, London.

Strüder, Inge (1999). Altsein in Deutschland. Ein Beitrag zur raumbezogenen Handlungssteuerung [Performance of being old in Germany: A contribution to place-related action regulation]. Opladen: Leske & Budrich.