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Aideen
Young

Senior Evidence Manager - Research, Impact and Voice
Aideen plays a key part in the evidence function at Ageing Better, ensuring that - as a What Works centre - we have the right evidence to support and shape our work across the organisation.

She oversees delivery of our flagship report on the State of Ageing and has commissioned, and led, myriad projects including those on active travel, strength and balance training, community contributions, experiences of our homes and communities during the pandemic, experience of the retirement transition and psychosocial support for transitions in later life.

Aideen holds an MSc in Ageing and Society from King’s College, London and a PhD in Chemistry from New York University. She previously worked in the medical communications sector and as a protein crystallographer solving the structure of proteins involved in the immune response.

Articles written by Aideen

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A person’s ‘subjective age’ may be different to their chronological age. But what does it mean to feel older or younger than you really are?
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Older workers are the workforce of the future. The ageing workforce is a trend that cannot be ignored by employers.
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Our report 'The State of Ageing in 2019' reveals that Britain’s least well-off are at risk of missing out on a good later life.

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