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health services and, most importantly, for patients and their families. The ambition is clear The World Health Organisation (WHO) set an objective to reduce the mortality from the four main preventable ... adults drinking at harmful levels47Alcohol Four key risk factors for ill health are highlighted in the World Health Assembly Resolution: 25 2025 BY 36 37 38 39 The Richmond Group is calling for improved surveillance
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stringent in terms of social distancing and many older people received shielding letters. With the world turning upside down, seemingly overnight, many older people and their families became anxious. Will ... Covid 19. Such is the reputation of the art historian that more than a hundred people from across the world agreed to donate a fee in order to view the online lecture. To find out more about her online Art
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country’s largest charity dedicated to helping everyone make the most of later life. We believe in a world where everyone can love later life and we work every day to achieve this. We help more than 5 million
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and a social enterprise driven by the needs and aspirations of people in late life. Our vision is a world in which older people flourish. Our mission is to improve the lives of older people, wherever they
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about change. Age Cymru’s National Partnerships Manager Chris Williams says “We live in a very noisy world with dozens of radio and TV channels together with lots of digital media platforms whose focus is ... thank you is too little All I can ask of the two of you Is to take care and remember one thing The world needs wonderful volunteers like you Ted...... February 2024 14 The quarterly newsletter from Age Cymru
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created nearly a decade ago by the now defunct Office of Fair Trading. Since then the commercial world and consumer behaviour have changed radically with online shopping and social media now commonplace ... required for vulnerable people. 10 Online threats – a growing industry The online industry, one of the world’s biggest business groups, needs to be more proactive in protecting its customers, especially the most
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know more Tom Kirkwood, Joanna Collerton and Carol Jagger 8 Foreword Today, in many parts of the world, people can expect to live into their 80s. This is one of the great triumphs of the 20th century ... 85 and over. By 2050, this will have grown to 5 million. The world that today’s oldest old live in is a very different place from the world they were born in to. But how do they experience it? How should
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over. ‘It’s really good fun, too – definitely not what I expected. Everyone has a good natter and a cup of tea afterwards. It’s more of a club than an exercise class. I now speak to people I’ve seen around
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cutlery • kettle tippers that make it easier to lift the kettle • high-rimmed plates and two-handled cups • assistive tin, bottle and jar openers • spike boards that let you cut or peel vegetables one-handed
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tiredness and irritability, and can also lead to dehydration. 5 Healthy eating Drink six to eight cups of liquid a day. This doesn’t have to be water – lower-fat milk and sugar-free drinks including tea
