Scientists Urge: Formation of Global Collaboration to Avert Global Aging Crisis

An answer is urgently needed. Soon, for the first time in human history, the aged will outnumber the young and, although these elders are living longer and healthier than ever, the eventual loss of their contributions due to age-related disease and the costs of treatment set the stage for global economic catastrophe. Learn more…  [...]


  • The Economic Burden of Chronic Disease on The United States

    The Milken Institute has compiled one of the most comprehensive descriptions of the true nature of the cost of the chronic diseases of aging to the U.S. economy. With figures from 2003, the institute shows a yearly total cost of 1.3 trillion dollars in direct and indirect costs stating “reasonable improvements in preventing and managing [...]

  • Why Population Aging Matters – A Global Perspective

    Produced by the National Institute on Aging of the U.S. National Insitutes of Health, the Forward of this important work reads: “…the significance of population aging and its global implications have yet to be fully appreciated. There is a need to raise awareness …[of] the importance of rigorous cross-national scientific research and policy dialogue that [...]