Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander persons have among the highest rates of dementia in the world, but the risk factors for mild cognitive impair
Population ageing is one of humanity’s most pressing challenges. The UNSW Ageing Futures Institute leads ground-breaking translational research to address this issue to enable optimal ageing for all.
Cognition, Brain & Mental Health
Addressing the major challenges of brain ageing, dementia, cognitive health and mental health in ageing.
Economy and Policy
Assisting with policy development and planning by estimating long term financial and health trends.
Inclusive Healthy Ageing
Ensuring healthy ageing for all by reducing inequities in preventative measures and at the point of health care.
People, Technology and Creativity
The integration of technology, smart design, and the built environment to support ageing for people and society.
Self and Society
Changing the perception of ageing, reducing stigma and directing efforts to address social isolation and loneliness.
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New research published by UNSW Ageing Futures Institute member, Dr Craig Sinclair and his collaborators from Advance Care Planning Australia has hi
Older adults and those with chronic health conditions share an increased risk of experiencing severe symptoms if they contract COVID
UNSW Ageing Futures Institute members, Professor Massimiliano Tani, Associate Professor Zhiming Cheng and their colleagues from Macquarie Universit
UNSW Ageing Futures Institute is delighted to be sponsoring the Capacity Australia Global Debate – Should Nursing Homes be Abolished?
In a commentary published in International Psychogeriatrics in June 2020, UNSW Ageing Futures Institute members Professor Carmelle Peisah and Profe