How to Use Modern Technology to Deal with Aging
Journal Title: Scholars Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences - Year 2017, Vol 5, Issue 7
Abstract
This paper begins with the current severe aging situation in China, stressing that the future demand of China's aging society for technological development will be rigid demand. Secondly, it analyzes the positive effects of modern science and technology on the aging of the population from three aspects: improving the level of care for the elderly, promoting the social participation of the elderly and promoting the economic development. And then focus on the comparative analysis of the status quo of using modern science and technology to deal with the aging, comparing the international development of modern aging technology with China’s. Finally, based on the needs of the aging group, this paper pointed out that the development direction of China's aging science and technology is mainly in the four aspects: medical diseases, daily care, social communication and traffic travel in the future. Keywords: science and technology; aging; prospect.
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Che Sihan
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