Center for the Future of Aging

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Aging in the Future of Health

When the Senate Aging Committee was first established in 1961, 9 percent of Americans were over age 65. Today, 15 percent of our population has reached that milestone, and by 2060, nearly one out of four Americans will surpass their 65th...
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Susan Collins

US Senator, Maine

The Right Road For A Better Future Of Aging

It's become common knowledge that populations are rapidly aging across the world. Increasing longevity during the last century has contributed to unprecedented global economic growth--and new opportunities for personal fulfillment that...
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Aging Forward at the SXSW Cities Summit

On March 12-13, SXSW hosted their first Cities Summit in Austin- “an opportunity for civic leaders and creative urbanists of all disciplines to join together to learn, strategize and form coalitions to transform the cities of tomorrow.” I...
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How to Build a Strong Caregiving Workforce

When it comes to being an advocate for the rights of domestic workers, MacArthur Fellow Ai-jen Poo is on the front line. She has made it her mission to empower and organize domestic workers, protect their rights, and improve their working...
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Investing in the Growing Longevity Market

Jim Mellon is an entrepreneur, investor, and frequent speaker on topics ranging from longevity investment to future trends in technology. In an interview with the Milken Institute Center for the Future of Aging, Mellon talks about his book...
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Jim Mellon

The Benefits of Connecting with Young People

Trish Lopez founded Teeniors™, a multi-award-winning startup that includes tech-savvy teens and young adults who help older adults learn technology through one-on-one, personalized coaching. In an interview with the Milken Institute Center...
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Trish Lopez

The Relationship Between Delirium and Dementia

Harvard professor Sharon Inouye is one of the world’s leaders in geriatrics research and innovation. She founded the Hospital Elder Life Program (HELP) to prevent delirium in hospitalized patients. In an interview with the Milken Institute...
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Sharon Inouye