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Suurem suhtlusvõrgustik mõjub hästi naiste elulemusele (A larger social network has a positive effect on women's survival)

"Det må da være formålet med politik" ("That must be the purpose of politics")

Δύο γενιές στον λαβύρινθο της μοναξιάς (Two generations in the labyrinth of loneliness)

Tyrimas: senjorų gyvenimo kokybė Lietuvoje gerėja (Research: the quality of life of senior citizens is improving in Lithuania)

ASU study shows middle-aged Americans are lonelier than European peers

When are you planning to retire?

Projection et répartition de la perte d’autonomie à horizon 2030 (Projection and distribution of loss of autonomy by 2030)

Study finds women more likely than men to suffer from long COVID

We groeien flink, maar vroeger krompen we ook (We are growing a lot, but in the past we also shrank)

Families are shrinking, thinning out, and becoming more vertical

Oudere werknemers en beslissingen over pensioen in België (Older workers and retirement decisions in Belgium)

L'emploi des seniors dépend de l'environnement de travail (Employment of seniors depends on the work environment)

Aider ses parents et ses enfants: la charge mentale de la génération «sandwich» (Helping your parents and children: the mental burden of the “sandwich” generation)

El Banco de España advierte de que la salud podría limitar el retraso de la jubilación (The Bank of Spain warns that health could limit the delay in retirement)

Health shocks make the elderly less likely to ‘age in place’

Síndrome del abuelo esclavo, lo que tienen que saber (Slave grandfather syndrome - what you need to know)

Unlocking the Global Secret to Senior Happiness: The Surprising Power of Hobbies

Eltern, Akademiker, Migranten – das sind Deutschlands glücklichste Menschen (Parents, academics, migrants – these are Germany’s happiest people)

Hobbies Are The Secret To Happiness? Pleasurable Activities Help Older Adults Avoid Depression

The UK re-joining the Horizon research funding scheme benefits Europe too – the data backs it up

Hobbies linked to lower depression levels among older people

Renteneintrittsalter beeinflusst das Sparverhalten

Cardiovascular disease cost the European Union economy €282bn in 2021

Verändertes Sparverhalten durch Rentenreform (Changed savings behavior through pension reform)

Ambienti inclusivi e il lavoro migliora (Inclusive environments and work improves)

Um retrato socioeconómico: esta é a realidade das famílias portuguesas (A socioeconomic portrait: this is the reality of Portuguese families)

Für eine globale Metropole: Jeder Cent für Berlins Wissenschaft zählt (For a global metropolis: Every cent counts for Berlin science)

Heavy drinking could raise your risk for frailty- study

4 habits to help you stay mentally sharp in retirement

Können zu viele Kinder unser Gehirn beeinträchtigen? (Could having many children affect our brain?)

il ruolo cruciale dei partner e dei figli nelle prevenzione delle pandemie (Covid-19, the crucial role of partners and children in pandemic prevention)

Home Alone: Widows’ Well-Being and Time

Research gives new perspectives on social isolation in older age

Study reveals surprising temporal relationship between cognitive function and physical activity

Unpartnered older adults remain at higher risk for loneliness during the pandemic

Cognitive ability in older adults is dependant on family size, study finds

Study demonstrates mental health changes in the adult European population during the COVID-19 pandemic

Too much confidence can be bad for your health

German leading research institutions bring Europe's largest social science panel study to Berlin

Internet usage boosts cognitive function of retirees, finds study

Childhood Health and Cultural Inequalities: Women Pay the Price

Social deprivation may affect psychological health and make daily activities more challenging for people with osteoarthritis

A book-filled childhood prevents later cognitive decline

Health Fears Can Increase Pandemic Isolation Habits in Older Europeans

COVID-19 collateral damage-psychological burden and behavioural changes among older adults during the first outbreak in Stockholm, Sweden: a cross-sectional study

Health: Are the dice rolled before ten years of age?

Can growing up surrounded by books protect against old-age dementia?

There's a yawning gap in the plan to keep older Australians working

Which older people refuse to be vaccinated?

Who are the unvaccinated?

The more books you have as a child, the less likely you are to get dementia, study shows

Using internet in retirement boosts cognitive function -- new research

Why retire? Because we can

Grip strength may help predict depression

How to Measure Years of Good Life

Q&A: Making a smart autoinjector more sustainable

COVINFORM joined forces with its sister projects to increase impact in mitigating the risks of the COVID-19 pandemic

Higher Body Weight No Help for Senior Brains

Higher Body Weight No Help for Senior Brains: Analysis of European data offers no support for obesity paradox in cognition

Consequences of COVID-19 Outbreak on Mental Health

The Economics of Aging and the Frailty Index

First results from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe

Many Older Israelis Want to Continue Working After Pension Age, But Ageism and Finding Suitable Jobs Deter Them

When I’m 54… Scientists working on 'portraits' of 50+ generation in Europe

Regular exercise can improve brain function by up to 15%: Study

Greater muscle strength associated with lower risk of COVID-19 hospitalization

COVID’s mental-health toll: how scientists are tracking a surge in depression

Feeling lonely during the pandemic? You’re up to ten times more likely to have worse mental health

'Super-aged' Malaysia by 2056: What we need to do

New Report Suggests Financial Distress More Damaging to the Wellbeing of the Self-employed

Money troubles are more damaging to wellbeing of the self-employed

Bonds know no bounds

Comparing health care for older adults across 23 countries

Social activity can be good for mental health...

There's a yawning gap in the plan to keep older Australians working

Cognitive Decline Precedes Physical Decline in Older Adults

New Findings in Life Science Research Described from University of Lausanne

The Strength of Family Ties and COVID-19

Study says cognitive ability influences physical ability, not the other way around