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report
The Power of Purposeful Aging
This report explains the many physical and cognitive benefits that older people gain when they prov
ide service to others, and the broad social and economic opportunities that derive from their contributions as they age with purpose.
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video
The Future of Brain Health
This video will be available to livestream on Tuesday, October 29 as part of our 2019 Fu
ture of Health Summit.
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video
The Upside of Aging: A Conversation in the Pavilion
video
Data Disrupting Health
Increasingly, organizations who are able to turn data into insights and subsequent action hold the
keys to discovering cures, supporting healthy aging, and solving society’s largest public health challenges.
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video
Addressing Social Determinants to Improve Health Outcomes
Health is not only determined by biology, genetics, and individual behaviors, but is also largely
impacted by social and physical environments, including resource availability and the communities in which individuals reside.
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video
Healthy Living Equals Healthy Aging: How Where We Live, Work and Play Can Impact Our Longevity
This panel explores effective methods and solutions that can drive change and result in healthier
aging on a vast scale.
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video
An Ounce of Prevention: New Prescriptions for Healthy Longevity
As countries across the globe face aging populations and increasing health-care costs, new attenti
on is being focused on how to prevent life-altering illnesses in the first place.
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article
COVID-19 and the Future of Aging: A Public Health Forecast
What this thought leader thinks could improve the US response to the pandemic
In this interview ser
ies from the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging and PBS' Next Avenue, experts from the Center's
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article
Aging in the Future of Health
When the Senate Aging Committee was first established in 1961, 9 percent of Americans were over age
65.
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article
Learning the Ropes Later in Life
A growing number of people feel like an old carton of milk, with an expiration date stampe
d on their wrinkled foreheads. One paradox of our time is that Boomers enjoy better health than ever, remain young and stay in the workplace longer,
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article
Where does your city rank? New Milken Institute index analyzes 359 metros to identify Best Cities for Successful Aging
Among the top tier: New York, Boston, Washington— and Provo
video
December 7 at 4:45 pm EST | A Revolution in Longevity Science
People are living longer than ever before. On average, across OECD countries, at age 65, people ca
n expect to live another 19.7 years. By the year 2050, there will be eight times as many centenarians as there are today.
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