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Ageing Better responds to new report warning one in five people in England will have a major illness by 2040

The number of people in ill health will rise by 37 per cent over the next two decades according to a new Health Foundation report.

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Four key takeaways from the British Society of Gerontology’s annual conference

This year’s annual conference of the British Society of Gerontology highlighted the importance of understanding how issues including COVID-19 and climate change impact older people.

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The silver lining to ageist conversation about candidates being too old to be president

Author and activist Ashton Applewhite says the acknowledgement of age bias by those who express the prejudice most stridently is a sign of progress.

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Why does ageism matter? Six ways ageism impacts older people’s mental health

Ageism is so prevalent in our society that it is almost impossible to find an aspect of modern life in which its pernicious influence cannot be felt.

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Older women almost completely missing from this year’s UK music festival headliners

Just one female music act over the age of 50 has been chosen for any of the 55 headliner slots at the UK’s most popular music festivals this summer, new analysis by the Centre for Ageing Better reveals.

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The LGBT+ community should not be left to fend for itself as it grows older

The fact that the latest census results show a rapid increase in diversity of sexual orientation among older people in this country is a reason to celebrate this Pride month.

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COVID-19 inquiry must get to the heart of pandemic ageism

This week the UK Covid-19 Inquiry has held its first public hearing, launching an investigation scheduled to last at least until 2026.

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Consistency is a mark of authenticity: Tackling ageism in the world of fashion

Ageing Better’s Director for Communications and Policy, Emma Twyning, discusses her conversation with the founder of Ageism Is Never In Style & The Bias Cut, Jacynth Bassett.

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