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18 Dec 2020
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Women are more likely to be mildly and moderately anxious drivers, and the moderately to extremely anxious are more likely to be aged 70+. Those with moderate to severe driving anxiety tend to drive less and to use alternative transport.
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This Nationwide Foundation report delves into the topic of co-living, providing a description of what co-living is and co-living models, as well as providing examples of co-living for older people in the UK, including homesharing schemes, and older women's cohousing.
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This report demonstrates the local health benefits coming from well designed active transport infrastructure. It provides a clear explanation of the benefits that increased physical activity has on preventing ill health, and promoting mental wellbeing and social connectedness.
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Subjective indicators of age add to our understanding of the ageing process. Participants who report higher levels of financial stress are perceived as older than their actual age to and show larger increases in other-look age over time.
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This report examines extended working lives, the life course and retirement transitions. It explores the impact of an ageing workforce on workplace practices, training, human resources and occupational health policies.
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This report examines how working conditions and health affect workforce participation. With the recognition that working lives will need to be extended beyond 50, this report provides an evidence base on how to provide the necessary support to enable longer working lives.
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Anyone with an interest in the work of the Healthy Ageing Challenge is welcome to join our extended Community
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This guidance piece provides key principles for reducing inactivity, summary statistics in infographic form. It highlights the funding conditions, and the processes surrounding monitoring and evaluating expectations from investments in activities.
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