New GIW24 Film Launched!
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#GIW24, Global Intergenerational Week is coming around again and a new film is launched. The collaborative film was designed to showcase #GIW24 and includes representatives from the countries involved this […]
Ageing as Adventure Conference Invite
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You are invited to a unique conference: a collaboration between the University of the Third Age (Cambridge), the Creative Ageing Special Interest Group of the British Society of Gerontology, the Association for Narrative Research […]
Chief Medical Officer’s Annual Report 2023: Health in an Ageing Society
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‘We need to recognise and reflect in policy and medical practice where older people are concentrated geographically, increase clinicians’ generalist skills, improve mental health provisions and make it unacceptable to […]
Women Carers and Later Retirement: Wider impact on families and support
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The changes to women’s pension age were necessary to equalise the payment of pensions to men and women, however the introduction of a higher pension age for women has had […]
Learning to live with, and without, dementia: Two personal perspectives
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Receiving the news of any life threatening or potentially life limiting condition is likely to impact hugely on individuals, family and friends.