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Modern old people retain their legal capacity longer
The increase in life expectancy that has occurred over the past 20 years has been accompanied by an even more pronounced increase in healthy life expectancy.
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Where to push the boundary of old age?
Scientists from the International Institute of Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) argue that old age should be determined not by absolute age, but by how much (on average in the country) a person has left to live.
17 April 2015 -
Living longer doesn't mean living better
Genes that increase life expectancy cannot significantly increase the so-called healthy life expectancy, which indicates the need to assess the health status of model organisms when studying the mechanisms of their aging.
21 January 2015 -
"Successful aging" should become a global priority
Unless effective strategies are developed to address the problems of an aging population, the growing burden of chronic diseases will have a very strong impact on the quality of life of older people.
10 November 2014 -
Is Japan the world leader in demographic change?
The decline in the population of Japan in the future means an increase in acreage per capita and the quality of life in general. The country's needs for food and other natural resources will also decrease.
09 January 2014