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The International Longevity Centre – UK (ILC-UK) is a futures organisation focussed on some of the biggest challenges facing Government and society in the context of demographic change.
We ask difficult questions and present new solutions to the challenges and opportunities of ageing. We undertake research and policy analysis and create a forum for debate and action.
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Just and ILC-UK ‘Innovating for Ageing’ project calls for submissions on problems relating to consumer vulnerability
Life expectancy and health outcomes worsen the more deprived an area or population is, new research from Cass Business School has found.
For the last century, adult life expectancy in the UK has been growing apace although these improvements have not been equally shared between its citizens.
This report, supported by ARCO discusses the issue of terminology around later life housing and housing-with-care in the UK and other international contexts.
A report from the Commission on Dementia and Music.
This scoping review provides an overview of the current literature on inequalities in later life.
This research report from ILC-UK and the Uncertain Futures consortium examines extended working lives, the life course and retirement transitions.
This report by ILC-UK and renEWL features research on how working conditions, health and caring responsiblities affect workforce participation.
Dr Tony Rao writes the risks of long-term drug treatment and the future of pain management in older people for our guest blog.
While the level of overall health spending is by no means the only determinant of life expectancy, our analysis suggests it has been an important factor in the last 20 years.
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