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The number of people aged over 60 is set to double by 2050. Are we prepared?
As global citizens advocating for and leading positive change, how can we address the impacts of ageing on human and financial wellbeing?
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Asia's population is ageing fast. Here's what we can learn
Asia-Pacific's rapidly ageing population presents both a challenge and an opportunity for governments across the region.
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Social media could have health benefits for older people
New research looks the use of technology - particularly social media - among older people.
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An ageing population is about to have a big impact on Europe's economy
Europe's ageing population is going to cause a sharp productivity slowdown and cause serious economic problems, according to new IMF research.
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Workforces are getting older. Here's how this will impact productivity and growth
IMF research examines the euro area's ageing workforce, and the potential impact on productivity.
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China’s working-age population will fall 23% by 2050
China’s working age population is set to shrink dramatically – but will still be 700m in 2050.
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The pensions crunch is coming – here's what to do about it
Brigitte Miksa, Head of International Pensions at Allianz Asset Management, says we need to rethink how we calculate the burden pensions will place on economies.
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Your risk of dying early depends on diseases, right? Maybe not, a new study says
How old you are plays little or no role in determining differences in health and well-being, new research suggests.
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The world is about to see an unprecendented demographic shift
The proportion of elderly adults around the world is rising, while the proportion of younger children is falling.
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The US vs England: where are pensioners better off?
The authors compare retirement wealth in the US and England.
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How long will you live? Your genes might have the answer
A study on ageing has found that how long you live depends in part on the genes you inherit. These genes also affect signs of ageing.
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Are older people healthy enough for rising retirement ages?
Evidence from the UK on work, health and raising retirement ages.
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How far into the future are you still yourself?
A team of psychologists have examined how connected we feel to our past and future selves, and the impact of ageing on this connection.
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These are the world's oldest and youngest countries
Youthful populations are perceived as an economic gift for countries, whilst ageing populations can be problematic.
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Could being the oldest in your age group have an impact on your earnings?
In both education and sports the youngest children in their age group are usually at a disadvantage, but could this effect last into adulthood?