New Lancet Healthy Longevity podcast: I talk DFLE50% + inequality. Tipping point hits 11–12 yrs earlier in deprived areas. Listen here: https://t.co/gAsnF3YToF
Full paper here: https://t.co/iUmd3zmkis
An extra 59 000 person-years for men and 88 000 person-years for women were lived with ADL disability by those in the most deprived areas https://t.co/iUmd3zmkis
Research from me and @UniofNewcastle show that England's poorest older people spend half their remaining life disabled 11-12 YEARS EARLIER than richest. #DFLE50#inequality Read more here: https://t.co/iUmd3zmkis
1 in 3 older people fall each year, with potentially devastating impact on independence, and >£2Bn NHS cost. Please read about our @NIHRresearch to support proactive falls prevention using novel prediction modelling - full paper at https://t.co/8l3cahT6ZM @GeriSoc@NIHR_ARC_YH
Closing the life expectancy gap: An ecological study of the factors as... https://t.co/LuuzcBIANk
New paper: Social security is the key driver behind reduced regional health inequalities in post-reunification Germany. #PublicHealth#Inequality@ProfBambra
We're delighted to be leading on a new Doctoral Training Centre funded by @alzheimerssoc to support and nurture dementia researchers at the start of their career. 👏
Read more here. ⬇
#WeAreNCL#DementiaResearch@John_PaulTaylor
https://t.co/yilXSgkG5V
Our latest research explores how class impacts older adults (80+) in making their homes habitable, revealing deep inequalities in ageing. Successful ageing isn't just about effort; it requires capital. Read more: https://t.co/MONnjFZ6xo #Ageing#SocialInequality#Bourdieu
Reducing child poverty would decrease infant mortality, number of children looked after, malnutrition and emergency hospital admissions - particularly benefiting the North of England @_HENorth
Last week, @TheLancet Commission on #Dementia released an update to its 2020 report, now estimating that 45% of dementia cases are linked to modifiable risk factors — up from 40%.
Prof @kaarin_anstey, Senior Principal Research Scientist at NeuRA and Director of @AgeingFutures, discussed the implication of this finding last night with @abcnews’ @JoeDoesNews. She highlighted the significance of The Lancet report for our general population and shared practical steps we can take to reduce our dementia risk.
New study reveals stark socioeconomic inequalities in UK epilepsy rates. High-deprivation groups are at greater risk. #EpilepsyInequalities@DrKathrynBush
https://t.co/sb0RVmoaL8
Excited to see the Lancet 2024 Commission on Dementia - 14 modifiable factors account for 45% of dementia globally! huge potential for risk reduction to make a difference!
See our comment on the report:
https://t.co/udBvA1EaMK
hashtag#AAIC2024 @MiiaKivipelto@neuraustralia
'Our universities are vital engines for economic growth and opportunity for everybody throughout their lives.'
We look forward to working with @Jacqui_Smith1 to harness the potential of our university sector for growth and opportunity.
🎓 We welcome comments from the Secretary of State for Education in a speech yesterday, confirming that the Graduate route will remain in place and making it clear that international students are welcome in the UK.
📖 You can read the full speech here: https://t.co/HnyNSncSyE
This Labour government will treat universities as engines of growth and opportunity, not political battlegrounds.
Pleased to set that out at @KingsCollegeLon today.