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Redesigning Long Life and Rethinking Longevity
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Stanford Longevity Mar 9
In case you missed it, check out our report on when different generations achieve different marks, such as and buying a . Read more here:
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Stanford Longevity Mar 8
"On International Women’s Day let’s turn our attention to how inequality in families affects women in their role as caregivers for aging loved ones right here at home. We can change this."-Carolyn Rosenblatt
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Stanford Longevity Mar 7
: , and other generational lines, could mean nothing. There are bigger issues and influences in today's society that could be masked by these divisions.
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Stanford Longevity Mar 6
Aging system could be a large reason, even larger than mutation, for developing . Read more about how, if true, it can rework how we approach prevention and treatment.
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Stanford Longevity Mar 6
Join us tomorrow at 4pm on Stanford's campus!
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Charles Rotblut, CFA Mar 5
The simple way to Fund Retirement (based on analysis of nearly 300 strategies by ) - March AAII Journal
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Stanford Longevity Mar 5
New report by Pew Research Center on use: still most widely used, but will it last?
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SCL Design Challenge Mar 1
Could listening to a podcast make you healthier and happier?
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Stanford Longevity Mar 1
Will personalized drive up consumer costs for ? Analysis shows that it's likely, meaning we might need to reevaluate how costs are shared.
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Stanford Longevity Mar 1
With traditional pensions fading out, there is a growing need for alternative, stable sources of retirement income. See you you can pensionize your personal savings.
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SCL Design Challenge Feb 28
Sometimes small behavior changes can yield amazing results.
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Stanford Longevity Feb 28
Businesses NEED to rethink how they will look at, market to, and incorporate an aging global population. Read the report and call to action here.
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Stanford Longevity Feb 28
ASU breaks ground on community that will link older adults and college education in one of the most engaging ways yet!
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Stanford Longevity Feb 27
singing! Read how these older adults are staying happy and engaged through retirement with the power of voice.
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Stanford Longevity Feb 27
need an additional degree to have the same earning potential as men. Read why discrimination is still a workplace issue.
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SCL Design Challenge Feb 26
Do "nudges" really lead to behavior change? "The full potential of digital interventions is hindered by a lack of user engagement"
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GSA Feb 26
She lived in a dementia care unit for a week to better understand how to develop her company's MemoryWell product.
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Stanford Longevity Feb 26
“The word ‘retirement’ should imply the start of something new, not the end," say Lustre cofounders.
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Stanford DCI Feb 23
Many older workers seek a flexible retirement that could include numerous re-entries to the workplace - aka “bridge employment."
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Stanford Longevity Feb 23
With on the decline, what is a secure strategy alternative? The minimal, but effective, Spend Safely in Retirement Strategy.
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