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Demography is destiny, especially for educational institutions. Will they embrace the writing on wall, and look to pivot towards new markets? There is a huge and growing population of people over 50 that may be aching to go back to school.
With the support of The Association for Growth and Education (AGE) and in partnership with Stanford Center on Longevity, Esalen Institute, Encore.org, and more, this global initiative aims to create meaningful multi-generational experiences and conversations that help reverse a culture of ageism
Life expectancy in the United States continued to decline in 2021, according to data released by the federal government. Is there a more fundamental barometer of the health of our nation? The stagnation in life expectancy reflects deep societal challenges — not just in our health system but also in our economic and political systems.
As life expectancy increases, Stanford centers and research lead the way in supporting healthy, productive, and purpose-driven lives that may span a century.
Need some entertainment this summer? Some distinguished academics recommend this eclectic list of podcasts.
Stanford researcher Susan Wilner Golden says people should be assessed based on what they do rather than how old they are.
A new paper suggests that it takes far less exercise than was previously thought to lower blood sugar after eating.
Aging can be an uphill slope, with the right perspective.
The key to a long, happy retirement is not just having a flush portfolio or moving to a low-tax state with 300-plus days of sunshine. It’s having the good health to enjoy your golden years.