According to aarpinternational.org, Germany is currently one of five “super-aged” societies in the world, and its population of those age 65 and older will continue to grow, reaching nearly one-third of the total population by 2050. > Download the full AARP Germany report
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New research from the University of Otago Christchurch have found that one in five older people (equates to 15,000 elderly) identify as feeling lonely in New Zealand, and the negative impact of this can worsen health conditions.
More than 15,000 frail elderly New Zealanders are lonely Read More »
New research for Age UK shows that nearly a million (928,000) older people feel lonelier at Christmas time.
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Nearly one in four elderly Japanese convicts is reoffending and ending up back behind bars within two years of being released, according to new government figures.
Poverty of ageing Japanese population fuelling “silver crime” wave Read More »
Read SilverEco.org Hiroyuki MURATA’s guest column, published in the latest issue of “L’Annuaire National de la Silver Economie”. Hiroyuki MURATA is the President of Murata Associates, Inc. and a Professor in Tohoku University.
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