The Latest Breaking News on Ageing

‘Almost all pediatric healthcare after age five is handled through the school system’

In 2024, the youngest of Japan’s baby boomers will turn 75. The boomers are called the “bunched” generation in Japan because they were born in a short spurt in the late 1940s, in the aftermath of the end of the second world war.

Aisha Cleary was born at HMP Bronzefield in Surrey in the early hours of September 27 2019, but died at 9.03am that morning.

Kozhikode to become 'City for Elderly': T.M. Thomas Isaac suggests utilising skills of elderly for State's development. Mayor Beena Philip, Deputy Mayor C.P. Musafar Ahmed, K.F. George, P.P. Aboobacker, T.P. Dasan, V.K.C. Mammad Koya, Sebastian Paul suggest elderly-friendly places, IT training, elderly-friendly anganwadis, schools. Valedictory event to feature cultural show…

On the isolation of single elderly people in New Zealand

The Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry is taking place in Edinburgh.

When health professionals collaborate rather than operating in silos, everyone benefits – patients, families and the health system at large. This is a fact supported by ample research evidence. The professionals reap the benefits, too: staff satisfaction and retention are improved through collaboration.

Poverty is getting worse in France and women and children are suffering the most, the Secours Catholique warned in its annual report.

A poll of NHS trust managers and chief executives found that fewer than half think the quality of patient care on offer in the health service is high.

Taking a cue from some of the world's healthiest countries could help you to hack the ageing process, says Louise Pyne. From Fika to Ikigai these are the habits to know

Letters: Readers respond to the call from England’s chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, for doctors to prioritise quality of life over quantity of life