#Gerontology

Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-06-09

📑 New book chapter by CPC-CG members Yazhen Yang, Maria Evandrou and Athina Vlachantoni 'Intergenerational support exchange and the health of #olderpeople in contemporary China'.

Pre-2000, most older people in #China depended on informal #care from adult children, yet recently #intergenerational contact and support is decreasing - what are the impacts and #policy implications of such changes?

link.springer.com/rwe/10.1007/

#informalcare #parentcare #socialcare #gerontology #ageing #socialscience

Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-06-09

🔖 NEW article

Older adults who struggle with daily tasks are more likely to have depressive symptoms, esp. if they experience loneliness or difficulties accessing care, so timely access to #socialcare and tackling loneliness could help later life #mentalhealth

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

#ageing #gerontology #socialscience #caring #carers #unpaidcare

2025-04-25

#ActivityRecognition #research: I am looking for an outlet (peer reviewed) for a #tutorial paper on collecting #multimodal #data with #wearables and #IoT in #nursing homes. We learnt a lot in our pilot study in a #dementia #care ward and want to share our insights/mistakes with a broader audience (#Nursing, #Physiotherapy, #Psychology, #Neurology, #Gerontology) Anyone with a tip for an outlet that accepts a collection of practical considerations for collecting #realWorldData?

Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-03-20

TODAY - Joint CPC-CG seminar with the University of St Andrews Population and Health Research Group.

Christina Victor, Professor of Gerontology and Public Health in the College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences at Brunel University, will discuss whether #loneliness is really bad for #olderpeople, and consider what we should do about it.

Join us online: cpc.ac.uk/activities/full_even

#gerontology #ageing #demography #population #socialcare #socialpolicy

Image shows backs of people sitting on chairs watching a speaker present a seminar in a seminar room. Text advertises: This joint PHRG/CPC-CG Seminar will take place on Thursday 20 March 2025 from 16:30 - 18:00 UK Time. Christina Victor, Professor of Gerontology and Public Health at Brunel University, London will be presenting, "Is loneliness really bad for older people?". Register at: https://www.cpc.ac.uk/activities/full_events_calendar/925/Joint_PHRGCPC_CG_Seminar__Christina_Victor
Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-03-20

📑 JOB VACANCY

#ResearchFellow post within the Economic and Social Research Council-funded Connecting Generations programme.

Examining fuller #workinglives and #care provision for individuals in later life in the UK and internationally.

📨 Apply by 11 April: jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?

#carers #socialcare #ageing #gerontology #southampton #JobVacancy #JobOpportunity

Image shows woman in business attire shaking hands with a man in business attire across a table at the end of an interview in an office environment. Text advertisies CPC-CG job opportunity: Research Fellow post within the ESRC Connecting Generations programme to examine fuller working lives and care provision for individuals in later life in the UK and internationally at the Department of Gerontology, University of Southampton. Closing date: 11 April 2025.
Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-03-18

📖 Check out the latest University of #Southampton Re:action Magazine - it features a deep dive on our #ESRC-funded Connecting Generations research, and celebrates the University’s long-standing excellence in research on #ageing.

#gerontology #socialpolicy #kinship #demography
issuu.com/university_of_southa

Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-02-24

CPC-CG Director Professor Jane Falkingham CBE will speak about 'The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?' for the Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025 - hosted by City, University of London, the National Centre for Social Research, and The Social Research Association.

Full details and registration: city.ac.uk/news-and-events/eve

#socialsciences #demography #carers #care #unpaidcare #midlife #employment #retirement #parttime #WorkersRights #flexibleworking #gerontology

Sir Roger Jowell Memorial Lecture 2025

Wednesday, 9th April 2025, 18:00 – 19:30 (BST)


B200, Level 2, University Building, and Online via MS Teams


Public


Free

The new rush hour of life: Balancing paid and unpaid work in mid-life?
A drinks reception will follow in the Pavilion at City from 7.30-9pm.

This annual event is organised by City, National Centre for Social Research and the Social Research Association.

Professor Sir Ian Diamond, UK National Statistician, will chair the lecture.

Speaker: Professor Jane Falkingham CBE, University of Southampton and Director of the ESRC Centre for Population Change (CPC)

More at: https://www.city.ac.uk/news-and-events/events/2025/april/sir-roger-jowell-memorial-lecture-2025
Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-02-06

🗓️NEXT WEEK - CPC-CG/CRA Webinar on Thurs 13 Feb

Bo Hu of LSE explores how #housing improvements can reduce long-term #care costs in England, highlighting the synergies between health and housing policies.

Register to join us: cpc.ac.uk/activities/full_even

#socialpolicy #socialscience #ageing #carers #healthresearch #demography #ageingpopulation #gerontology

Image shows a person stood at the front of a seminar room giving a presentation, with people sat watching with their backs to the camera. Text advertises a joint CPC-CG/CRA seminar on Thursday 13 February 2025. Dr Bo Hu of the London School of Economics and Political Science will be delivering a presentation, entitled "Projected costs of long-term care for older people in England: The impacts of housing improvements."
Date: Thursday 13 February 2025
Time: 12:00-13:00 UK time
Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2025-02-05

#ChangingPopulations offers more than just articles - check out the 'further reading' sections throughout the newsletter linking to reports, briefings and journal articles, and interactive content like media interviews, podcasts and event recordings 📺

Be sure to explore ⤵️
#population #demography #socialscience #migration #socialpolicy #genetics #SeriousGame #pollution #mentalhealth #GenerationalWealth #intergenerational #geography #gerontology #sociology #economics #socialstatistics

Image shows excerpt from the Changing Populations magazine showing the Further reading section from one of the articles, including the event recording video 'Economic growth and the challenge of demographics | Resolution Foundation' and the following links: 
Population change in the UK and lessons for Labour’s five
missions (CPC-CG Factsheet)

Population sustainability and geographical inequalities in the
context of an ageing population (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 76)

The changing meaning of old age (CPC-CG Policy Briefing 31)

Who uses childcare in the UK and how much does it cost?
(CPC-CG Policy Briefing 73)

Intending to remain childless: Are concerns about climate
change and overpopulation the cause? (CPC-CG Policy Briefing
72)

Understanding fertility trends in Britain: Do fertility intentions

differ across England, Wales and Scotland? (CPC-CG Working
Paper 105)

Genetics and reproductive behaviour: A review (Human
Evolutionary Demography)
2025-01-22

Why our biological clock ticks: Research reconciles major theories of aging…

Results from a study have been published that shed new light on an old question: what causes aging at the molecular level?... #aging #gerontology #biologicalclock

formuchdeliberation.wordpress.

Catherine Collingwood Estescollingwest@mstdn.social
2024-12-19

It is generally accepted doctrine that #acetaminophen is not associated with GI bleeding or advancing kidney disease, but the thinking is starting to change on this front. #paracetamol #OTCDrugs #Gerontology buff.ly/3VOBEfg

pflegendepflegende
2024-12-07

Erika Radtke, bekanntes Gesicht des DDR - Fernsehens der 60iger besichtigt die Wartburg.

Unser Beispiel für i.d. Biographiearbeit.

demenzpflaster.wordpress.com/2

ZPONZzponz
2024-12-04

EXPERT EDGE BY ZPONZ : Expert Gerontologist  

Dr Booi is a social gerontologist focused on research and advocacy relating to brain health equity and dementia, globally and locally.Dr Booi is leading efforts to build inclusive communities through co-producing research with people living with dementia and developing social entrepreneurial ventures to connect and support dementia-focused leaders.

2024-11-22

There is no ‘typical’ older person. Communities and countries need adaptable policies. who.int/china/news/infographic

#gerontology #geriatrics #aging

Infographic from the World Health Organization on aging and health, highlighting global aging statistics, influences on health in older age, and suggestions for promoting healthy aging.
Matteo Cesarimacesari
2024-11-13

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skuaskua
2024-10-20

An elderly relative has dementia.
In the early stages now.
They are exercising.

I see research showing that exercise and muscular strength is protective of cognition / memory.

I'm wondering about the effects of a " near maximal capacity" exercise program.

Can anyone point me at research on or directly relevant to this?

Maybe this has differences to a program in which not "blowing up" the athelete is top priority?

MPIDRMPIDR
2024-10-15

What's the limit of human life expectancy? Researchers tackle this question in a study in Nature Aging, noting the slowdown in the rate of increase since 1990.

D.Jdanov & D.Jasilionis @MPIDR provide a more hopeful commentary in the same journal.

www-preview.demogr.mpg.de/en/n

Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2024-10-10

📗New CPC-CG Policy Briefing on informal #caregiving.

Highlights disparities across age, gender and cohorts due to #demographic, #economic, and social changes.

Offers insights for policymakers on fairer support and resources for those providing #care.

▶️cpc.ac.uk/docs/PB78_Social_car

#socialsciences #ageing #caring #demography #economics #worklife #flexibleworking #gerontology #UnderstandingSociety

CPC-CG Policy Briefing 78 front cover, October 2024
Social care provision in Great Britain: Exploring gender, cohort, and life stage differences
Centre for Population ChangeCPCpopulation@sciences.social
2024-10-07

📗NEW CPC-CG Policy Briefing

Read about how our members engaged secondary school pupils to improve financial knowledge, aiming to strengthen future #financial resilience - as part of the ESRC-funded inclusivity in #pension protection project, led by Professor Athina Vlachantoni.

▶️cpc.ac.uk/docs/PB77_Pupil_atti

#ageing #pensions #minorities #savings #laterlife #finances #gerontology #socialsciences #demography #economics

CPC Connecting Generations Policy Briefing 77
Pupil attitudes to ageing, pensions and saving for later life
October 2024

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