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Time to Act: Coming Together to Solve the Women’s Alzheimer’s Crisis

By: Maria Shriver and Sarah Lenz Lock
September 01, 2020

"For too long, women have borne a disproportionate share of the burden associated with Alzheimer’s and dementia—the latter being a more general term that covers a range of conditions that impair memory and other basic thinking skills people need to live independently. "

Tackling Dementia by Investing in Translational Medicine

By: Angus Grant
July 23, 2019

"Providing the funding needed to turn an idea into a viable therapy will help advancements in the field of dementia parallel the great strides made in cancer treatments and match effective, novel drugs to the patients they can benefit. This is the goal of the Dementia Discovery Fund."

2018 Aging Readiness and Competitiveness Report

By: Claire Casey and Jeff Gullo
January 23, 2019

The findings were remarkable. While each of these countries has a population of less than 25 million people, many of these nations have proved to be more nimble and willing to innovate and find solutions for the realities of aging than the large countries we studied for our first report.

Age Friendly The Hague

By: Holly Schulz
January 23, 2019

Located on the banks of the North Sea, The Hague is the seat of government of the Netherlands and known as an international city of peace and justice. The city is also working toward becoming an age-friendly leader, creating an environment that fosters independence and vitality.

Age Is Just a Number

By: Susan Weinstock
January 23, 2019

One terrible myth is that older workers are slow and can’t keep up with their younger counterparts. In fact, productivity actually increases with age.

Age of Data - Where's Ageing?

By: Alex Mihnovits
January 23, 2019

The Insights report finds that there are gaps in relation to evidence on health and ageing of the current cohorts of older men and women.

Doctor’s Orders: Life’s Healthier with Travel and Play Breaks

By: Erwin Tan
January 23, 2019

At AARP, we believe that play — in the form of sports, hobbies or daily walks, or travel in the form of vacations and long weekends — has tremendous potential to support a vibrant and healthy life.

From the CEO: AARP International The Journal 2019

By: Jo Ann Jenkins
January 23, 2019

Celebrating 60 Years of International Engagement

From the Editor: AARP International The Journal 2019

By: Aimee Carter
January 23, 2019

“Fueling that drive toward innovation is the belief that we can create solutions to challenges, creating value for all members of society, and enabling each of us to live healthier, fuller lives.”

Germany’s SENovation Award —Innovation for the 50-plus

By: Frank Leyhausen
January 23, 2019

People ages 60 and older have the highest buying power of all age groups in Germany, and almost 50 percent in the 65-and-older age group owns residential property. Their average net capital amounts to 55,000 euros.

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