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Africa: Pandemics to Pollution - WHO Assembly Delivers Landmark Health Decisions

Climate Change · Geneva

Africa: Pandemics to Pollution - WHO Assembly Delivers Landmark Health Decisions

Coverage: 5 sources

The 78th World Health Assembly concluded Tuesday in Geneva, marking several major milestones in global health. Delegates adopted the world's first pandemic agreement and approved a significant boost in core funding for the World Health Organization (WHO).See the Story

The US Funded 40% of SA’s Data Capturers: Why Losing Them Is so Dangerous

The US Funded 40% of SA’s Data Capturers: Why Losing Them Is so Dangerous

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

About 40% of the health workers who collected data in the country’s HIV hotspots either lost their jobs in February or will be jobless in September, leaving a massive knowledge gap in their wake. Experts warn not knowing what we don’t know is dangerous.See the Story

Longevity: the Second Oldest Profession

Longevity · Italy

Longevity: the Second Oldest Profession

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

David Sinclair, ILC’s Chief Executive, reflects on the ICLAM conference in Estoril, Portugal in May 2025 and on meeting Jay Olshansky, Professor Public Health, University of Illinois Chicago.See the Story

Over Half of People Living with HIV in High-Income Countries Are over 50, yet Health Systems Are Failing Them

ILC research warns that health systems in high-income countries are underprepared for the growing number of people ageing with HIV.HIV · France See the Story

Guest blog: Defence in an ageing society

A look at how UK’s ageing population impacts our defence system: who can serve, who needs protecting, and how we prepare for future crises.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Countries can boost life expectancy by up to 3 years by investing more in prevention

Spending more on preventative health interventions – including vaccination, screening and management of conditions – can boost life expectancy by up to 3 years.Vaccinations · United Kingdom Read Article

AI: Generating opportunities for long lives

The post AI: Generating opportunities for long lives appeared first on ILCUK.Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom Read Article

Guest blog: Some financial advice, in case you don’t die tomorrow…

Gordon Reid, Business Development Manager, Learning & Development, LIBF, explains why all of us can benefit from financial advice and sooner rather than later.United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Geriatric care nursing is demanding, but also rewarding

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Geriatric and dementia care can be one of the most rewarding areas of medicine. However, understaffing issues are also widely reported, resulting in long waitlists and limited admissions at facilities.Dementia · United Kingdom See the Story

Growing older with a rare disease: time for longevity to lead

ILC’s Senior Research Fellow, Jack Eddy, gives a personal perspective on navigating life in the UK with a rare disease like Achalasia.Longevity · United Kingdom Read Article

ILC at party conferences

Can you help us move the needle at a critical moment, ensuring we can all live longer lives that are healthier and more equitable?United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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