Как молоды мы будем
В Швейцарии пустила буйные побеги самая молодая и самая неоднозначная ветвь современной медицины – та, что борется с возрастом
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Unter dem Stichwort «Anti- Aging» werden Therapien angeboten, die das Altern verlangsamen sollen. Andreas Stuck, Berner Professor für Altersmedizin, warnt vor falschen Versprechungen und preist breite Prävention an.
EXAME interview – Some scientists predict than man might live 150 years. Do you believe it is really possible?
Some scientists predict than man might live 150 years. Do you believe it is really possible?
MISSING VOICES: ABUSE OF OLDER PERSONS IN THE WORLD
Abuse and neglect of older persons is a major missing item in today’s world agenda.
At all levels, locally, regionally and internationally, elder abuse is under-recognized and underestimated – and therefore not addressed or prevented. Elder abuse – including neglect and abandonment – is an extreme form of discrimination against older persons called “ageism”.
Neue Rezepte gegen den Alterungsprozess
Die Menschen werden heute so alt wie nie zuvor. Trotzdem fühlen sich viele deutlich jünger, als ihr biologisches Alter vermuten liesse, und sie möchten auch in den kommenden Lebensjahren möglichst gesund und
t bleiben. Manche setzen dabei auf Anti-Aging-Medizin. Doch was kann diese neue Disziplin überhaupt?
NGLS interviews Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger, Chair of the UN NGO Committee on Ageing Geneva and President of the Geneva International Network on Ageing
NGLS interviews Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger, Chair of the UN NGO Committee on
Ageing Geneva and President of the Geneva International Network on Ageing
On the occasion of the eighteenth session of the Human Rights Council and the 20th annual celebration of the UN International Day of Older Persons (1 October), a High- level Panel on Older Women and the Right to Health was held on 26 September in Geneva. The Panel was co-sponsored by the UN NGO Committee on the Status of Women Geneva and a number of other civil society organizations including the Geneva International Network on Ageing; the Women’s UN Report Network (WUNRN); Help Age International; and the International Disability Alliance.