Sentence examples for report on aging from inspiring English sources

By 2060, the average will drop to two, according to the European Union's 2012 report on aging.

Dr. Jackson, an author of a 2008 report on aging in China, said that brought the unexpected consequence of a dire shortage of younger relatives to care for a rapidly aging population.

(The problem is even more acute across the Atlantic — countries in the European Union collectively will cross the threshold for having fewer births than deaths by 2015, and would only experience population growth through immigration, according to a 2009 report on aging published by the European Commission).

A 2013 report on aging from the Centers for Disease Control reported that 25% of the elderly population have some type of mental health problem, like a mood disorder not associated with normal aging and 12% of adults 65 or older report they "rarely" or "never" received the emotional support they needed.

Tech could also address the natural physical deterioration of our skin, vision, hearing, bones and muscle; those components of what the WHO calls "functional ability" in their report on aging and health.

Older Americans with moderate or extreme vision loss are more likely to suffer from diabetes, heart disease or stroke than those without vision loss, according to a report on aging vision from the National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion posted on the Vision Impact Institute website.

Previous reports on aging testis in rodents are limited to a small number of genes (see, for example, [ 60, 61]).

And, while Congress usually does not pay much attention to global institutions, on this one, there is the seminal and truly groundbreaking Report on Ageing and Health.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] whippersnappersSIR – Regarding your special report on ageing populations (June 27th), I once proposed a solution somewhat tongue in cheek to the problem of pensions: turn retirement upside down.

Finally, this analysis did not report on age, sex, or geographic estimates of incidence, all of which are expected to vary substantially from national HIV incidence estimates in Kenya and Uganda.

Overall, this study provides a first report on age-related differences in large-scale cortical network organization underlying speech perception, and argues that although age-related changes in whole-cortex network topology are found consistently across a diversity of task conditions, they also exhibit task specificity.