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  1. Things to consider when COVID restrictions end

    the second dose too, to maximise our protection against coronavirus. In the autumn, if we are aged 50 and above we may be offered a booster vaccination to ensure our immunity remains high over the winter

  2. How much do we know about sex in later life?

    sexual relationships and activities. The questionnaires were completed by 7,079 men and women aged 50 to 90+. Given that these respondents were predominantly heterosexual, the study’s conclusion

  3. It Doesn't Add Up - Cost of Living Crisis campaign

    finding that their monthly budgets simply don’t add up anymore. In May 2023, of people aged over 50 in Great Britain, 11.3 million were finding it difficult to afford their energy bills and 1.3 million

  4. The endless wait for care

    greater pressure and millions of older people are paying the price. In England, 2.6 million people aged 50+ aren’t receiving the care they desperately need. This means millions are not being supported

  5. New data on domestic abuse in older people

    abuse of all ages. Sadly, this data shows that 1 in 30 people aged 60 to 74 and approximately 1 in 50 people aged 75+ have been subjected to domestic abuse in the past year. That means more than 400,000

  6. The Delta variant of coronavirus: 4 key questions

    however evidence increasingly suggests that it is. Estimates suggest that it may be between 10% and 50% more transmissible than the Kent variant. 2. Does it make people more unwell? There is no evidence

  7. 5 reasons to celebrate Age UK’s Silver Sunday

    Sunday events often feature opportunities to learn more. At Age UK North Tyneside last year, a ‘50+ and Thriving’ event combined a morning of activities with outreach about the services and support

  8. How can we better support unpaid carers?

    provoking stress, anxiety and loneliness . Recent Age UK research found that for unpaid carers aged 50+ :  Almost 9 out 10 (86%) , equivalent to 3.3 million across England, had worried about whether

  9. Having a good time over 70

    studio speakers. Intergenerational interaction “I have taught English Literature for more than 50 years – the last 48 of them in my current London school – and have adapted, written and

  10. Michael's story

    easy at Christmas For Michael, Christmas has never been without challenges. As a child, in the late '50s and '60s, “my parents looked after us, and it was not that easy because of the cold weather.

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