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Professor James Banks

Co-Principal Investigator

University of Manchester

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Professor James Banks

Co-Principal Investigator

University of Manchester

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Professor David Batty

Department of Epidemiology & Public Health

University College London

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Professor David Batty

Department of Epidemiology & Public Health

University College London

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Kate Coughlin

Project Manager

Department of Epidemiology & Public Health

University College London

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Kate Coughlin

Project Manager

Department of Epidemiology & Public Health

University College London

ELSA in the Media

2025

Female First: Indoor wood burners linked to lung damage comparable to cigarette smoke
Diabetes UK: Food that may boost mood in older adults identified in new research
N-IUSSP: Pace of Aging of older adults in the US and UK
Nursing in Practice: Indoor wood burners linked to a decline in lung function
Commonwealth Union: The Cozy Comfort That Comes at a Cost: Wood Fires Linked to Respiratory Decline
Healio: Early, surgical menopause may affect future employment for women
Mirage News: Quitting Smoking, Even Late In Life, Linked To Slower Cognitive Decline
Scienmag: Stopping smoking later in life associated with reduced cognitive decline, study finds
Medical News Today: Quitting smoking even later in life may slow down cognitive decline
Patient Care: Long-Term Smoking Cessation Slows Cognitive Decline in Middle-Aged and Older Adults
UCL: Quitting smoking, even late in life, linked to slower cognitive decline
EurekAlert: Quitting smoking, even late in life, linked to slower cognitive decline
Healio: FEV1 decreases faster among older adults who use solid fuel
Endocrinology Advisor: Women’s Employment Trajectory Impacted by Menopause
Mind Body Green: Research Says Exercising Without Enough Sleep Diminishes Workout Benefits
Air Quality News: Lung impact of indoor wood burners similar to that of cigarettes
The Sunday Guardian: Study: Indoor wood burners cause damage similar to cigarette smoke
Birmingham Mail: Warning for all UK households with wood burners after new finding
Outlook India: Giving Up Smoking In Middle Age Could Protect Against Memory Loss: Study
The University Network: Quitting Smoking, Even Later in Life, Can Slow Cognitive Decline: New Study
Daily Mail: Older smokers STILL have a chance to stub out dementia odds, study finds
The Guardian: Dementia risk for people who quit smoking in middle age ‘same as someone who never smoked’
McKnight's Senior Living: Dementia risk doubles or triples for people who are lonely, depressed, study finds
Medical Dialogues: Early-Life Sugar Restriction Linked to Lower Adult Heart Disease Risk: BMJ
Daily Express: Chilling warning to anyone with a wood burner in their home
JOE: Wood burning stoves may damage lungs akin to cigarettes, study warns
Quicknews: Quitting Smoking Late in Life May Still Slow Cognitive Decline
Medical Dialogues: Women with surgical menopause may exit workforce earlier, but hormone therapy could help: Study
NPR: Quitting smoking may be good for your brain, even if you stop later in life
Nation Cymru: Quitting smoking in later life may slow down decline in memory, study finds
News Medical Life Sciences: Quitting smoking linked to slower memory decline in midlife and older adults
The BMJ: Stopping smoking even late in life is linked to slower cognitive decline, study finds
Diabetes UK: Cognitive decline slowed down by quitting smoking
Health News: How sleep deprivation steals the brain benefits of your workout
Medical Dialogues: High glucose levels in people with diabetes linked to tripling of eye disease risk: Study

Greater Good Magazine: Can Joining a Range of Groups Make You Happier?
O Sul: Risk of death: study warns of the danger of accumulating abdominal fat combined with loss of muscle mass over the age of 50
Irish Independent: Odds of diabetics developing severe depression symptoms the same in 18 countries, Irish researchers find
Eurekalert: Links between diabetes and depression are similar across Europe, study of over-50s in 18 countries finds
NewsATW: Links between diabetes and depression are similar across Europe, study of over-50s in 18 countries finds
Medical Xpress: Links between diabetes and depression are similar across Europe, study of over-50s in 18 countries finds
News Medical Life Sciences: Association between depression and diabetes remains the same, regardless of where people live
Scientific American: Mondays Really Are More Stressful on the Brain and Body
Today Headline: Mondays Really Are More Stressful on the Brain and Body
News Medical Life Sciences: Best foods to boost happiness after 50, according to new UK study
University of Florida Health: Monday, Monday: Every other day of the week is fine
MedIndia: The Route to Happiness After 50 Lies in What You Eat
IFS: How do people already out of employment fare when the state pension age rises?
IFS: Women out of employment in their late 50s harder-hit by state pension age increases; enhanced targeted support should accompany future increases
Being Patient: Healthy Aging: Scientists Explore the Factors Outside Our Control
Starts at 60: Could Vitamin D be the key to healthier ageing?
The Mirror: Three everyday foods that could make you happier say scientists
England Times: Three everyday foods that could make you happier say scientists
Head Topics: New study reveals three common foods linked to higher happiness levels
Medical News Today: 4 types of foods can boost happiness, well-being in aging adults
Irish Mirror: New study reveals three common foods linked to higher happiness levels
The Independent: Warning over indoor wood burners after eight-year study
The Mirror: Wood burning stove warning as new study proves lung damage 'like smoking'
The Telegraph: Wood burners are bad for you. Here’s why you didn’t notice
Daily Mail: Trendy indoor wood burning stoves are as bad for the lungs as smoking, shocking new study finds
LBC: Indoor wood burning stoves may cause as much damage lungs as cigarettes, study warns
Yahoo News: Warning over indoor wood burners after eight-year study
AOL: Warning over indoor wood burners after eight-year study
MSN: Warning over indoor wood burners after eight-year study
The Independent: New study links indoor wood burners to lung damage
Medical Xpress: Indoor wood burners linked to a decline in lung function
England Times: Wood burning stove warning as new study proves lung damage ‘like smoking’
The Business Times: Wood burning stove warning as new study proves lung damage ‘like smoking’
UCL: Indoor wood burners linked to a decline in lung function
Respiratory Therapy: Indoor Wood Burning Linked to Lung Function Decline

New Scientist: A new measure of health is revolutionising how we think about ageing
Psy Post: People with higher intelligence make more accurate predictions about their lifespan
The Ophthalmologist: Keeping an Eye on Blood Sugar Status
Agência FAPESP: Sarcopenia is better for assessing the risk of death in older adults than frailty syndrome
Psychiatric News: Depression Increased Risk for Asthma in Large U.S.-English Study
Medical Dialogues: Depression May Increase the Risk of Developing Asthma, reveals research
Infectious Disease Advisor: Poor Memory Performance Linked to Greater COVID-19 Hospitalization, Mortality Risk

University of Edinburgh: Longitudinal associations between cultural engagement and mental and social well-being: A fixed-effects analysis of the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
Medical Dialogues: Good Blood Sugar Control May Lower Risk of Eye Diseases in Older Adults
Science Daily: New IQ research shows why smarter people make better decisions
Technology Networks: "Anxious Monday" Drives Long-Term Biological Stress
Science Daily: New research shows Monday stress is etched into your biology
Psy Post: Loneliness predicts an increase in TV viewing for older women, but not for men
Sci Tech Daily: New Research Reveals Why Smarter People Make Better Decisions
UCL News: High glucose levels in people with diabetes linked to tripling of eye disease risk
Agencia Fapesp: Abdominal obesity and muscle loss increase the risk of death after age 50 by 83%
CNN Brasil: Abdominal obesity and muscle loss increase risk of death by 83%
Independent: Monday anxiety leaves lasting stress signs across body, study finds
Yahoo News: Monday anxiety leaves lasting stress signs across body, study finds
Medical Xpress: High glucose levels in people with diabetes linked to tripling of eye disease risk
Psy Post: Study finds “Anxious Mondays” linked to long-term stress and heart health risks in older adults
Emirati Times: Anxious Monday: HKU study reveals lasting health impact
Science Alert: Mondayitis Could Have a Deadly Effect On Your Body
Study Finds: Monday Anxiety Can Leave A Biological Mark That Lingers For Months, Research Shows
Daily Mail: How the Monday blues are seriously affecting your physical health... even if you're retired
ADA News - American Dental Association: Mondays may trigger long-term biological stress
Medical Dialogues: Can the Monday Blues Lead to Chronic Stress? Study Says Yes
Newsweek: 'Anxious Mondays' Lead to Stress That Lasts Months
Forbes: 2 Ways ‘Monday Blues’ Overwhelm Your Nervous System, By A Psychologist
National Seniors Australia: Which pet is best for dementia patients?
Best Life: The #1 Lifestyle Change to Protect Your Memory, According to a 16-Year Study
The University Network (TUN): New Study Reveals Why Higher IQ Leads to Better Decision-Making
Diabetes UK: Monday blues can drive long-term biological stress
Department for Work & Pensions: Evidence and Evaluation Strategy 2025
Mind Body Green: Healthy Vitamin D Levels Required To Prevent Muscle Loss, Study Says
Borneo Bulletin: Stay positive to keep your memory sharp
The Conversation: Grandparent care: women from poorer backgrounds help out most with childcare
UCL News: Comment: Grandparent care: women from poorer backgrounds help out most with childcare
Massachusetts Sun: Grandparent care: women from poorer backgrounds help out most with childcare
MedIndia: Happier Minds Remember More - The Science of Joy and Memory

Sci Tech Daily: Staying Positive Could Protect Against Middle-Aged Memory Loss, 16-Year Study Reveals
University of Liverpool: Study suggests positive life outlook may protect against middle-aged memory loss
UCL News: Positive life outlook may protect against middle-aged memory loss
Medical Xpress: Positive life outlook may protect against middle-aged memory loss, 16-year study suggests
News Medical Life Sciences: Positive wellbeing may help reduce the risk of memory loss in middle age
Clinical Trials Arena: Study inspects generational and geographical differences in dementia prevalence
Science Illustrated: Study of 19,000 people: three factors can determine the speed of ageing
Chester Standard: Staying positive ‘can cut the risk of memory loss in middle-age’
The Oldham Times: Staying positive ‘can cut the risk of memory loss in middle-age’
Wandsworth Times: Staying positive ‘can cut the risk of memory loss in middle-age’
DPA International: Staying positive can cut memory loss in middle-age, study suggests
Medical Xpress: Anxious Monday' effect: Chronic stress hormone surge linked to start of week in older adults
Yahoo: New Research Says This Daily Practice Could Stave Off Memory Loss. Here's What Doctors Say
Women's Health: New Research Says This Daily Practice Could Stave Off Memory Loss. Here's What Doctors Say
Sci Tech Daily: Scientists Pinpoint Key Lifestyle Factor Linked to Cognitive Decline Among Older Adults
The University of Hong Kong: Study Led by Professor Tarani Chandola Finds “Anxious Monday” Increases Risk of Heart Attack, Also Applies to Retirees
Mind Body Green: This Lifestyle Factor Could Be Making Your Workouts Way Less Effective
NDTV: New Study Reveals Why Smarter People Make Fewer Life Mistakes. Its All In The IQ
University of Bath: New IQ research shows why smarter people make better decisions
Psy Post: Older adults who feel criticized by loved ones are more likely to develop depression

Medical Xpress: Wealth, wellness and well-being: Why healthier aging isn't just about personal choices
The New Daily: Why healthier ageing isn’t just about personal choices
Columbia Mailman School of Public Health: New Pace of Aging Measurement Reveals Trajectories of Healthspan and Lifespan in Older People
Medical Xpress: Refined aging measurement method reveals trajectories of healthspan and lifespan in older people
New Scientist: How fast you age is dictated by your sex, ethnicity and education
The Australian Financial Review: What the science says about death and working longer
Imperial College London: Positive mindset about ageing in over-60s linked to better recovery after a fall
Simon Fraser University: How do major life transitions affect relationships?
UCL News: Depression linked to physical pain years later
Science Daily: Depression linked to physical pain years later
Medical Xpress: Depression linked to physical pain years later
IFS: Working in your 60s: a way to stay young for some Working in your 60s: a way to stay young for some
News Medical Life Sciences: Depression and loneliness predict future chronic pain in older adults

Medical Xpress: One in five people with dementia receive no care, global study finds
Neurology Live: Study Reveals Impact of Early Adversity on Coping, Mental Health, and Cognition
World Today News: Early Adversity’s Impact on Mental Health and Cognition
Medical Xpress: Exposure to air pollution may harm brain health of older adults, study suggests
McKnights Long-term Care News: Study: Air pollution exposure harms brain health in older adults
News Medical Life Sciences: How air pollution may be undermining your brain—one breath at a time
News Medical Life Sciences: Brain health in older adults threatened by prolonged air pollution
Science Daily: Exposure to air pollution may harm brain health of older adults
Asia Research News: Menopause at an Early Age Can Exacerbate Cognitive Decline
The National Tribune Australia: Menopause At Early Age Can Exacerbate Cognitive Decline
Science Daily: Menopause at an early age can exacerbate cognitive decline
Washington DC News 6: Menopause at an early age can exacerbate cognitive decline
News Medical Life Sciences: Early menopause linked to worse cognitive function in later life
Medical Xpress: Menopause at an early age can exacerbate cognitive decline
World Today News: Early Menopause: Higher Risk of Cognitive Decline?
World Today News: Early Menopause Linked to Cognitive Decline: New Research Unveils Risks
Managed Healthcare Executive: Early Menopause Associated with Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
Mind Body Green: Muscle Strength Loss Increases 70% If You're Deficient In This Vitamin
Business Daily Media: why healthier ageing isn’t just about personal choices
The Conversation: Wealth, wellness and wellbeing: why healthier ageing isn’t just about personal choices
Big News Network: Wealth, wellness and wellbeing: why healthier ageing isn't just about personal choices
IFS: How aware are people of next year's state pension age increase?
Technology Networks: Air Pollution Linked to Cognitive Decline in Older Adults
Sci Tech Daily: 10-Year Study Links Air Pollution to Cognitive Decline
Physician’s Weekly: Air Pollution Exposure Negatively Impacts Some Domains of Cognitive Performance

Nutrition Insight: “Silent emergency”: Lower-income adults over 50 face nutrition and mental health risks
MSN: How Living With a Pet Can Prevent Cognitive Decline Caused By Aging
Physician’s Weekly: Weight Discrimination as a Mediator Between BMI and Pain
IFS: The role of changing health in rising health-related benefit claims
News Medical Life Sciences: Study reveals strong link between digital exclusion and mental health of older adults
News Medical Life Sciences: COVID-19 cut millions of healthy life years across Europe, study shows
Global Coalition on Aging (GCOA) and Transamerica Institute: Global Coalition on Aging and Transamerica Institute call for action to boost travel as a catalyst for healthy longevity
Centre for Ageing Better: The State of Ageing Report 2025
Yale School of Medicine: One in Five People with Dementia Receive No Care, Global Study Finds
University of Florida, IFAS: The Magic of Creativity: How Crafting Boosts Your Mood & Mind

Sky News: Older people in England happier and more satisfied now than before COVID, researchers say
The Independent: Older people are now happier than pre-Covid – study
This is Local London: Older people are now happier than pre-Covid – study
The Guardian: Life satisfaction among over-50s in England higher than before pandemic, study finds
New Scientist: Older people in England are more satisfied after covid-19 pandemic
Women's Health: Older people in England are happier than before Covid – but this 1 problem won’t go away
Yahoo Life: Life satisfaction among over-50s in England higher than before pandemic, study finds
The Independent: Older generations happier now than pre-Covid, study finds
Classic FM: Older people in England happier and more satisfied now than before COVID, researchers say
UCL News: Older people in England report greater life satisfaction than before the Covid pandemic
MSN: Older people happier now than before COVID, study finds
Woman & Home: Over 50s are happier now than before the pandemic, new study suggests
News Medical Life Sciences: Older adults experience greater happiness and purpose after Covid-19
Belfast Telegraph: Older people are now happier than pre-Covid – study
USA News Hub: Life satisfaction among over-50s in England higher than before pandemic, study finds
Medical Xpress: Older people in England are happier now than before the COVID pandemic, national study suggests
Physician’s Weekly: Network models of late life depression symptoms and cognitive impairments across time
University of Surrey: Wealth gap fuels health inequality for over 50s: new study reveals lifestyle divide and depression
Medical Xpress: Wealth gap fuels health inequality for those over 50: New study reveals lifestyle divide and depression
New Medical Life Sciences: Wealth gap impacts health and depression in older adults
Washington DC News: Wealth gap fuels health inequality for over 50s: new study reveals lifestyle divide and depression

Mail Online: Dame Helen Mirren, 79, reveals the 12-minute military workout that's kept her in shape for decades
Nuffield Foundation: All women are born (un)equal: menopause, HRT and women’s well-being
Psychology Today: The Surprising Sex Lives of the Oldest Old | Psychology Today United Kingdom
IFS: Share of 25- to 34-year-olds living with parents up by over a third since the mid 2000s
The Senior: 'A huge problem': Women not considered in products that help us keep moving

2024

News Medical Life Sciences: Ageing in austerity: Study connects public spending cuts to increased frailty

News Medical Life Sciences: Frailty among England's oldest adults accelerated during the era of austerity politics

Medical Xpress: Factors that increase risk of frailty in old age are different in men and women, finds study

Science Daily: England's oldest became frailer during austerity, study suggests

The Guardian: Frailty in older people rose sharply during austerity years, study reveals

The Telegraph: Why workouts are better together

Yahoo: Being married ‘may help prevent type 2 diabetes’

Daily Mail: Unhappy marriages are BETTER for your health than being single or divorced, scientists say

News Medical Life Sciences: Aging's double trouble: Frailty and social isolation deepen health risks

The Mirror: We need to wake up to how austerity politics has made the elderly more frail than ever

ASU News: ASU study shows middle-aged Americans are lonelier than European peers

South China Morning Post: How a stroke raises dementia risk in the short term, and for decades afterwards – losing the ability to read, or speak, causes social isolation

The Mirror: 'Our bodies pay the price for job and money worries as stress damages almost all our organs'

The Times: England’s middle-aged are the loneliest in Europe

News Medical Life Sciences: Frequent musculoskeletal pain linked with increased risk of early retirement

Science Daily: Perceived Gender Discrimination Linked To Decline In Wellbeing For Older Women

Medical Xpress: Perceived gender discrimination linked to decline in well-being for older women

Physician’s Weekly: Frequent Musculoskeletal Pain Tied to Earlier Retirement

University of Sheffield: New paper identifies subgroups of older adults at high risk of multimorbidity

Medical Xpress: Study finds chronic musculoskeletal pain is linked to earlier retirement

Medical Xpress: Perceived gender discrimination linked to decline in wellbeing for older women

Science Daily: Earlier retirement for people with chronic musculoskeletal pain

Medical Xpress: New study identifies subgroups of older adults at high risk of multimorbidity

University of Sheffield: Public health expert recognised for obesity research

Safety+Health Magazine: Study links musculoskeletal pain to early retirement

Economics Observatory: How should policy-makers think about the ageing population? - Economics Observatory

CNBC: Middle-aged Americans are lonelier than ever, new study shows—this is the No. 1 way to combat loneliness

Psychology Today: The Startling Loneliness of Middle-Aged Americans

The Conversation: What being a teenage girl in 1960s Britain was really like

Yahoo News: What being a teenage girl in 1960s Britain was really like

UK Health Data: UK Longitudinal Linkage Collaboration (UK LLC)

Cyprus Mail: What being a teenage girl in 1960s Britain was really like

University of Manchester: What being a teenage girl in 1960s Britain was really like

MSN: What being a teenage girl in 1960s Britain was really like

MSN: Frequent musculoskeletal pain linked with increased risk of early retirement

Irish Medical News: You might be interested in…Social Determinants of Health

Scottish Housing News: Opinion: The critical role of home improvement services for older adults’ safety and well-being

Physician's Weekly: Understanding the Symptoms of Loneliness and Depression Before and During COVID-19

Medical Xpress: Socially connected older adults hit harder by pandemic than isolated peers

Science Daily: Depressive symptoms may hasten memory decline in older people

The Times: Depression found to increase memory loss … and vice versa

Study Finds: Feeling sad could fuel cognitive decline in older adults

News Medical Life Sciences: Study reveals bidirectional link between depression and memory decline in older adults

Medical Xpress: Depressive symptoms may hasten memory decline in older people

United Press International: Study shows link between depression, memory declines in older adults

Nursing in Practice: Depression symptoms may hasten memory decline in older people

Medical Xpress: Smoking is a key lifestyle factor linked to cognitive decline among older adults

Study Finds: This bad habit may be the main reason people suffer cognitive decline

News Medical Life Sciences: Smoking identified as key factor in accelerated cognitive decline

Nursing in Practice: Smoking linked to cognitive decline in older adults

The Pharmacist: Smoking linked to cognitive decline in older adults

IFS: Response to consultation “Modernising Support: The Health and Disability Green Paper”

BBC: Why your friends make you live longer

Institute of Science Tokyo: Complete Loss of Natural Teeth and Loneliness: A Fixed-Effect Analysis

News Medical Life Sciences: Study links internet exclusion to increased depression in older adults

Physician’s Weekly: Quality of life in older adults with mood states associated with bipolar disorder: A secondary analysis of the English longitudinal study of ageing data

BBC Science Focus: The pet-brain effect: How cats and dogs can save you from cognitive decline

Ireland Live: End-of-life care demand for dementia patients set to surge, study warns

Daily Mail: End-of-life care demand for dementia patients set to surge, study warns

Yahoo News: End-of-life care demand for dementia patients set to surge, study warns

Belfast Telegraph: End-of-life care demand for dementia patients set to surge, study warns

This is Local London: End-of-life care demand for dementia patients set to surge, study warns

News Medical Life Sciences: Linking socioeconomic status and lifestyle to dementia risk

Daily Mail: Two million older people in England have unmet social care needs, says Age UK

Belfast Telegraph: Two million older people in England have unmet social care needs, says Age UK

Yahoo News: Two million older people in England have unmet social care needs, says Age UK

Express & Star: Two million older people in England have unmet social care needs, says Age UK

Australian National Review: 2 Million Older People Have Unmet Social Care Needs: Age UK

UCL News: Baby boomers living longer, but in poorer health than previous generations

IFS: Adult social care in England: what next?

BBC: 'These are people in the prime of life': The worrying puzzle behind the rise in early-onset cancer

Medical Xpress: Baby boomers living longer, but in poorer health than previous generations

The Irish News: 6 key foods to have in your diet over 50 – The Irish News

My London News: Isolated older people ‘at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients’

Wales Online: Isolated older people 'at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients'

UCL News: Isolated older people more likely to have low levels of key nutrients in their diet

Belfast Telegraph: Isolated older people ‘at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients’

The Irish News: Isolated older people ‘at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients’

Yahoo News: Isolated older people ‘at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients’

Daily Mail: Isolated older people `at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients´

The Standard: Isolated older people 'at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients' - Evening Standard

Express & Star: Isolated older people ‘at health risk due to low levels of key nutrients’

Medical Xpress: Socially isolated seniors at risk of nutrient deficiencies, study finds

Nursing in Practice: Isolated older people more likely to have low levels of key nutrients

News Medical Life Sciences: Social isolation and loneliness linked to low micronutrient intake in older adults

Nursing in Practice: Baby boomers live longer but in poorer health than previous generations

Wired GOV: Baby boomers living longer, but in poorer health than previous generations | UCL IOE

Daily Mail: Dame Helen Mirren: Upsetting and unfair to be treated differently as we age

Belfast Telegraph: Dame Helen Mirren: Upsetting and unfair to be treated differently as we age

The Standard: Dame Helen Mirren: Upsetting and unfair to be treated differently as we age

Yahoo News: Dame Helen Mirren: Upsetting and unfair to be treated differently as we age

Harrow Times: Dame Helen Mirren: Upsetting and unfair to be treated differently as we age

Express & Star: Watch: Older generation in Bilston talk about ageism and other issues

Study Finds: Largest-ever study finds loneliness sends risk of dementia skyrocketing by 31%

Daily Mail: Helen Mirren, 79, slams ageism as 'upsetting and unfair' as she calls for 'change' and vows to improve the experience of getting older in the UK

GB News: Helen Mirren, 71, slaps down ageism in the UK and vows to 'change' and improve experiences

Study Finds: Your education, job, and bank account may all impact your risk of dementia

News Medical Life Sciences: Education, wealth, and job type shape aging brains and cognitive health

GOV.UK: Feasibility study for survey of incomes and assets of adults with social care needs: summary report

News Medical Life Sciences: Frailty may predict dementia risk years before onset, study finds

Medical Xpress: Joint pain associated with depressive symptoms accelerates cognitive decline in the elderly, finds...

Medscape: A New and Early Predictor of Future Dementia?

Head Topics: A New and Early Predictor of Future Dementia?

Centre for Ageing Better: Who is at risk of missing out?

News Medical Life Sciences: Internet use boosts mental health for older adults worldwide

MSN: Joint pain associated with depressive symptoms accelerates cognitive decline in the elderly, finds study

Age UK: New Report Shows 'You Are Not Alone In Feeling Lonely'

Springer Medicine: Frailty is a ‘strong’ risk factor for dementia

LSHTM: Women more likely to need mobility aids but less likely to use them

Medical Xpress: Study finds women are less likely than men to use mobility aids despite greater need

News Medical Life Sciences: Women face greater barriers to accessing mobility aids despite higher need

Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR): Why population ageing demands looking beyond chronological age

Yahoo News: Why 70 is the new 60 for many baby boomers

The Telegraph: Why 70 is the new 60 for many baby boomers

MSN: Columbia study reveals today’s old people much healthier than past generations

News Medical Life Sciences: Study reveals significant improvements in the health of older adults in England

Medical Xpress: Study finds slowing of age-related declines in older adults

Mail Online: Brits heading into retirement receive major boost - as 70 has become the new 60, scientists say

Science Daily: Study finds slowing of age-related declines in older adults

This is Local London: ‘Living in a home that damages health the norm for far too many older people’

Yahoo News: ‘Living in a home that damages health the norm for far too many older people’

Psychology Today: The Surprising Sex Lives of the Oldest Old

The Times: 70 is the new 60 as older people enjoy better health than ever before

MSN: Brits heading into retirement receive boost as 70 becomes the new 60

ITN Business: Good news of the week: Study reveals better health in older age

MSN: Millions of substandard homes making older people sick, report reveals alarming statistics

Daily Express: Millions of substandard homes making older people sick, report reveals alarming statistics

Columbia Mailman School of Public Health: Study Finds Slowing of Age-Related Declines in Older Adults

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