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Centre for Ageing Better
18 Sep 2019
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Mobility and transport are key in helping people to remain healthy, active and connected in later life. This report explores how the current transport system is complex and fragmented, leading to barriers in innovation and collaboration to support healthier later lives.
Mobility and transport are key in helping people to remain healthy, active and connected in later life. This report explores how the current transport system is complex and fragmented, leading to barriers in innovation and collaboration to support healthier later lives.
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When We’re 64 arms readers with the knowledge, tips and pointers to think very differently about the amazing opportunity that a long life can bring.
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We respond to new analysis showing that, for the first time, the employment rate for women aged 60-64 is higher than the economically inactive rate.
We respond to new analysis showing that, for the first time, the employment rate for women aged 60-64 is higher than the economically inactive rate.
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A list rounding up the most engaged articles from our Research & Policy e-newsletter from the first half of the year.
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Research into links between life expectancy and outlook on life made headlines last month, but there are other factors that make more of a difference.
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New book from Louise Ansari, published by Green Tree – Bloomsbury, gives the essential guide to making sure you have a fabulous later life.
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New guidelines recommend that older adults should do muscle strengthening activities on at least two days a week to improve balance in later life.
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With more women working for longer, it's crucial that employers are able to support the health needs of their older women workers.
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