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Super-agers in Magdeburg, Germany, exhibit cognitive and physical abilities akin to younger individuals, prompting research into their unique lifestyles and genetics.
Patricia Garner navigates the complexities of middle age and shifting social values while reflecting on her family role in this documentary.
Maren Hunsberger, a microbiologist, explores anti-aging research and longevity at MIT, RAADFest, and within an Amish community known for its genetic mutation linked to extended lifespan.
Kelley Lee, a 60-year-old Chinese-Canadian ice hockey player, prepares to compete for Team BC at the Canada 55 Plus Games in Kamloops, British Columbia.
Kurt, who lost his job four years ago, cares for his mother Elizabeth, who has Alzheimer's and congestive heart failure, relying on savings and her pension.
Innovative scientists are developing lab-grown organs, identifying longevity genes, and studying lobsters to unlock the potential for human immortality.
Four "Super Senior" tennis players-Leonid, Etty, King, and John-compete at the International Tennis Federation Senior World Championship.
In Angers, France, the intergenerational housing project "Village des Générations" connects 70 senior residents with toddlers, fostering companionship and community well-being.
Darlington is one of around 500 dementia friendly communities in the UK, where individuals like Lorraine Dunn work to promote inclusion and support.
A diverse group of women share their experiences with mid-life and menopause, challenging societal myths through personal stories and workplace insights.
Susan Sarandon and painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyahn examine the complexities of aging in a social media-driven world while he attempts to paint her portrait.
Eleanor Cantello's experience with dementia highlights the emotional and practical challenges faced by her husband, John Cantello, as a caregiver.
Research indicates a potential link between diet and Alzheimer's disease, exploring whether specific dietary changes can mitigate or reverse its effects.
Stella, nearly 104 years old, and a group of seniors aged 75 to 105 share their vibrant lives, exploring the meaning of aging in modern society through humor and storytelling.
Michael Mosley investigates the human immune system, aging, and bodily functions through medical experiments and patient stories in a unique testing environment.
A group of competitive athletes over the age of 90 competes for gold in the Olympics of OAP sport, showcasing their enduring passion for racing.
Undertakers in various communities are portrayed as humorous and dedicated individuals who navigate the demands of their profession with generosity and resilience.
In the Vilcabamba valley of Ecuador, Stef Biemans explores the remarkable longevity of its centenarians and the cultural attitudes towards aging and health care.
An 87-year-old American comedian, Lynn Ruth Miller, navigates creative differences with filmmaker Richard Lipman while exploring her life story in London.
In a small town, community members unite to address the challenges of elder care through sustainable practices and social activism.
Five senior athletes, aged up to 100, compete for gold in events like sprinting, leaping, and swimming at the National Senior Olympics.
Care-bot Alice, designed to combat loneliness among seniors, is piloted with three elderly women in assisted living facilities in a program documented by Sander Burger.
More than 200 care homes in British Columbia faced COVID-19 outbreaks starting March 5, 2020, revealing systemic failures in long-term care.
Professor Rose Anne Kenny explores the scientific advancements in aging prevention and the societal implications of potentially achieving eternal life.
In a rural pension house in the Philippines, 77-year-old Caridad Cerbito Morales navigates life as a widow while longing to reconnect with her estranged child.
Arami Ullón faces a difficult decision as she returns to Paraguay to care for her ailing mother, who suffers from epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease.
Europe's oldest casting choir, comprised of members over 70 years old, performs contemporary hits that resonate with younger generations.
A young woman arrives unconscious at Kings College Hospital after a street assault, prompting the trauma team to act quickly within the critical golden hour.
More than 500 patients receive care from district nurse Gillian in East Riding, Yorkshire, where she has worked for over 20 years.
Jean-Paul, a general practitioner in the suburbs of Paris, prepares for retirement while his successor Thomas faces the challenges of a nationwide GP shortage.
Lesley cares for patients in Devon, including Doris and Dudley, while Gillian seeks help in East Yorkshire.
At Kings College Hospital A&E, trauma teams respond to life-threatening emergencies, including a truck driver’s accident and a mother’s concerns for her daughter.
Wendy struggles with falls in East Yorkshire while Deborah aims to walk again after amputation.
76-year-old Margaret experiences stroke symptoms during a routine Cuddon angiogram, prompting urgent medical responses in a busy A&E environment.
An eight-year-old boy's understanding of manliness prompts a discussion among participants about the evolving definitions of masculinity.
The number of British women giving birth in their 40s and 50s has more than doubled in the last ten years, prompting discussions on older parenthood.
In Japan, 40,000 people die alone each year, prompting a specialized cleaning company to address the aftermath and highlight the issue of Lonely Death.
Holly notices a cobalt blue bruise the size of a silver dollar on her daughter Hannah's leg, prompting concerns about her health and development.
An elderly man in a suburban neighborhood faces police intervention following a serious drink-driving incident that raises questions about law enforcement protocols.
The global shortage of donated blood poses significant challenges for trauma surgeons and highlights the urgent need to attract young donors amid rising demand from an aging population.
An autopsy reveals cyanide in the bodies of patients who died unexpectedly at a Cincinnati hospital, leading to a police investigation into the staff.
In Japan, approximately 40,000 individuals die alone each year, prompting a rise in demand for specialized cleaning services that address the aftermath of these lonely deaths.
Hair loss affects approximately 80 percent of men in Europe, driving many, especially younger men, to seek hair transplants in Turkey, with mixed outcomes reported.
A live Q&A session on March 14, 2022, features Robin McKenna, Dr. Gabor Maté, and Natalie Eskenazy discussing end-of-life care and personal loss.
Michele Hanson visits Age Concern's Great Croft Resource Centre in Camden to challenge stereotypes of the elderly.
Malawi has only one doctor for every 50,000 people, forcing Dr Robert Ayella to manage hundreds of critically ill patients at Mulanje District Hospital.
Horton, Kansas faces a healthcare crisis after its hospital closure, risking lives during emergencies.
Nanmoku village's population is shrinking by almost 100 people each year, with more than half of its residents over the age of 65.
