General, Longevity and Longevity: How the Future of Italians Changes
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(Teleborsa) - In Italy you live up to 84 years, but in good health only up to 58. Longevity is redefining needs, expectations and life projects. It is the photograph taken during the Longevity Day...
Generali lights the spotlight on longevity: more years of life, fewer healthy years and increasing pressure on pensions, health care and care require new protection strategies.
The Longevity Day 2026 brings together managers, academics and demographers to discuss pensions, assistance and the role of caregivers in an increasingly long-term Italy. Leggi tutto Eventi di Longevità 2026: previdenza, cura e futuro a Roma su Notizie.it.
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The longevity is redefining needs, expectations and projects of life, making it necessary to identify new solutions to accompany its effects on the economic and social balances of the Country. This is the theme at the center of the Longevity Day 'Generali partner of the Country 2026: Previdenza, Protection, Future', ongoing today in Rome. In Italy we live up to [...] L'articolo Fancel (Generali): "Longevità grande conquista, rethinking concept o…
The longevity is redefining the needs, expectations and projects of life, making it necessary to identify new solutions to accompany its effects on the economic and social balances of the Country. And this is the theme at the center of the Longevity Day "Generali partner of the Country 2026: Previdenza, Protezione, Futuro" in progress today in Rome. In Italy we live up to [...] L'articolo Fancel (Generali): "Longevità grande conquista, rethinkin…
ROME (ITALPRESS) In Italy you live up to about 84 years, but in good health only up to 58. At the same time, the relationship between population over 64 and people of working age is destined to rise from 29.4% in 2005 to 63.7% in 20502: in less than a quarter of [...]
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