A new Johns Hopkins study details the need for expanded long-term care services that can support broad aging-in-place goals.

Research estimates that one-third or more of the unhoused population in the U.S. is age 50 or older ... stage of an illness ...

According to the National Council on Aging, “stress negatively impacts the body’s ability to effectively respond to certain kinds of inflammation that lead to age-related conditions. " That means ...

While Wisconsin has seen an upward trend in employment since around 2023, experts say it’s not enough to meet the growing demand for care as the baby boomer population ages into retirement.

By 2050, the number of adults over 85 is expected to triple, which will intensify the strain on an already stretched health ...

The U.S. faces a physician shortage as more providers reach retirement age. Here's why health care struggles to retain ...

The housing crisis, immigration policy and health-care system deficiencies are other ... s quietly shaping all of these issues: an aging population. Canada’s overall population is older than ...

UW Health speaks on Wisconsin health care ... experts say it’s not enough to meet the growing demand for care as the baby boomer population ages into retirement. “In Wisconsin, only the ...

South Korean startups showcased innovative technologies addressing dementia care and prevention for aging national ...

China's persistent decline in fertility rates and the accompanying demographic shift towards an ageing population have brought challenges to the country's health-care system, particularly in the realm ...

With one in four Quebecers soon to be above 65, the province’s 148 geriatricians aren’t enough to meet demand.

Quebec is one of the nations with the highest proportion of elderly people in its population – within five years, one person ...