The New Old Age; Exercise, Fall in Love, and Change the World
Forget baby boomers and millennials. In the next 20 years the number of people over 65 in the US will nearly double from about 12 percent of the population to about 24 percent, the biggest leap in longevity in human history. And these seniors are not just smelling the roses.
| We Are All Living Longer |  |
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The Attack on Disease | The Old Age Boom | Senior Households | Jobs in the Future |
| In a Changing World | |||
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Seniors Still Working | Old Age Ailments |
Memory Problems | Development Stages |
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Friendships Fade | Social Interaction Drops | Seniors Less Alone | Women on Their Own |
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Seniors w Partners | Altruism Increases | Circle of Friends | The Social Brain |
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Individualism | Values Change | Ikegai | U-curve of Happiness |
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