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Longevity gap differs greatly between the rich and poor areas of England

BBC - 13-Oct-2021

Report finds alarming fall in life expectancy even before COVID pandemic - calls for better policies

WHO rewrites air quality guidelines, slashing safe limit for pollutants from fossil fuels by 50%

Guardian - 22-Sep-2021

A step towards breathing harmless air amidst rising evidence of deadly harm from air pollution

Baby shortage in the country may lead to long-term economic stagnation

Guardian - 20-Sep-2021

Worldwide 28% of countries adopt pronatalist policies to drive up the birthrate

Short term exposure to particulate matter cause specific mortality

The Conversation (UK) - 08-Sep-2021

Exposure reduction targets aim to lower air pollution levels

Despite nutrient reformulation targets, most companies sell unhealthy foods

Nuffield Department of Population Health - 04-Aug-2021

Food firms in UK failed to meet targets for reducing calories, sugar and salt in their products

Pulse oximeters can give false readings in people with dark skin tone

Independent - 31-Jul-2021

NHS suggests to take multiple readings to detect the drop in oxygen levels

Experimental national estimates of life expectancy and mortality based on ethnicity

Guardian - 26-Jul-2021

Compared to blacks and Asians, whites and mixed groups had lower life expectancy

Being wealthy at midlife may give you a longer and healthier life

Northwestern University - 23-Jul-2021

Lifespan differences exist even between rich and poor siblings/twins

Leeds city council set to raise awareness against use of wood burning stoves

Leeds Live - 22-Jul-2021

New action plan to reduce air pollution and improve people's lives

Dr. Matt Kaeberlein argues for more funding for geroscience

The Hill - 16-Jul-2021

Chair of American Aging Association disappointed ARPA-H may only receive half the requested funding

Treatments that delay ageing could be worth trillions of dollars to the US alone

World Economic Forum - 15-Jul-2021

As more people live longer (lifespan) it is essential that their health keeps up too (healthspan)

Health inequalities widen life expectancy gap between rich and poor in England

Guardian - 30-Jun-2021

High death rate in poorer areas, post-covid levelling up must prioritize health equity

Sugary drinks tax will help reduce overweight and obesity

Nuffield Department of Population Health - 10-Apr-2021

UK's soft drinks levy encourages both manufacturers and consumers for low sugar alternatives

Poorest dies almost 20 years younger than rich in England

iNews - 22-Mar-2021

High mortality rate in deprived areas alarms healthcare inequalities

What was the International Longevity Alliance up to in 2020?

International Longevity Alliance - 08-Feb-2021

Yearly report of their activities including policy papers, senolytic research and an activism prize

A look at the government consultation on genetic technologies in agriculture

Nuffield Council on Bioethics - 04-Feb-2021

Two kinds of question that people ask about developments in life sciences and biotechnology:

Better policies are needed for healthy ageing

PoliticsHome - 15-Jan-2021

Govt unlikely to achieve its target of adding 5 healthy years by 2035 based on current trends

It's high time for people in UK to consider vitamin D supplements

Independent - 16-Dec-2020

A study in UK records shocking levels of vitamin D deficiency in certain groups

Working group appointed for in-depth inquiry into the future of ageing

Nuffield Council on Bioethics - 10-Dec-2020

High-calibre individuals with expertise in biology, public health, technology, and philosophy

Ethical challenges for human augmentation technology

IT PRO - 26-Sep-2020

Advancement in human augmentation doubts human safety and equality

Worse off disproportionally affected by air pollution and poor environment

Guardian - 07-Sep-2020

Improved air quality and access to nature would improve everyone's health

Doctors to prescribe cycling to prevent obesity related hospital admissions hitting 1 million

BBC - 26-Jul-2020

It's more effective than any drug so why not prescribe it?

Obesity problem must be treated just like smoking, experts voice out

Guardian - 19-Jul-2020

This includes regulating 'junk food' marketing and consumption

LEAF interviews Edwina Rogers, CEO of the Global Healthspan Policy Institute

Lifespan.io (LEAF) - 06-Jul-2020

It's a different set of skills required to convince government decision makers to change policies

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Longevity gap differs greatly between the rich and poor areas of England

WHO rewrites air quality guidelines, slashing safe limit for pollutants from fossil fuels by 50%

Baby shortage in the country may lead to long-term economic stagnation

Short term exposure to particulate matter cause specific mortality

Despite nutrient reformulation targets, most companies sell unhealthy foods

Pulse oximeters can give false readings in people with dark skin tone

Experimental national estimates of life expectancy and mortality based on ethnicity

Being wealthy at midlife may give you a longer and healthier life

Leeds city council set to raise awareness against use of wood burning stoves

Dr. Matt Kaeberlein argues for more funding for geroscience

Treatments that delay ageing could be worth trillions of dollars to the US alone

Health inequalities widen life expectancy gap between rich and poor in England

Sugary drinks tax will help reduce overweight and obesity

Poorest dies almost 20 years younger than rich in England

What was the International Longevity Alliance up to in 2020?

A look at the government consultation on genetic technologies in agriculture

Better policies are needed for healthy ageing

It's high time for people in UK to consider vitamin D supplements

Working group appointed for in-depth inquiry into the future of ageing

Ethical challenges for human augmentation technology

Worse off disproportionally affected by air pollution and poor environment

Doctors to prescribe cycling to prevent obesity related hospital admissions hitting 1 million

Obesity problem must be treated just like smoking, experts voice out

LEAF interviews Edwina Rogers, CEO of the Global Healthspan Policy Institute

Evidence based on male-centric models of medical research to treat women?