The ageing phenomenon is a worldwide phenomenon. It is however particularly present in some countries such as China; in 2014, people aged 60 and over made up to 15.5% (212.4 million) of the population, according a study published by the XINHUA Chinese press agency.
In China, elderly people represent 15.5% of the population Read More »
The World Bank published a study regarding the ageing population process in Europe and Central Asia. The report was completed with an infographics that summarizes the ageing process and the consequences of demographic transition. This infographics identifies and points out the main opportunities and policies contributing to an active, healthy and productive ageing. The main
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The World Bank took a closer look to the ageing phenomenon worldwide, particularly towards Europe and Central Asia where ageing often comes with a demographic shrinking. A report was published to identify and point out the main opportunities and policies contributing to an active, healthy and productive Ageing.
Gigaset has presented a phone especially adapted for elderly people’s needs. Combined ergonomics and clever functions make daily use easier: the E550 phone wants to be “the best ally” for seniors, and an answer to all requirements “with great simplicity”.
The E550 Gigaset: a phone especially thought and designed for the elderly Read More »
Involuntary urine loss is a sensitive problem that mainly affects women. LifeSense designed an innovative absorbent underwear with a portable sensor and a personal training program that straightens the pelvic muscle of the user.
Netherlands: Carin – a solution to prevent incontinence Read More »
