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An elderly murderer is convicted following a police chase, while a fraudster is sentenced for using dummy phones to scam high-street retailers.
Jana Saleh volunteers in Beirut days after the explosion, aiding recovery efforts in her city.
304 pounds every four weeks from PIP is the only income for a person struggling with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and facing daily challenges.
Many families in China face immense pressure caring for relatives with dementia without support.
1.8 million people in Germany suffer from dementia, a condition that deeply affects families and raises urgent questions about care solutions.
Care home staff and residents cope amazingly with the challenges of COVID-19 isolation.
A survey reveals that Singaporeans are now the least active lovers in the world, prompting a government-backed initiative to address declining birth rates.
Australians face an alarming surge in cancer diagnoses, especially in younger populations.
Scott Jordan, diagnosed with HIV in 1984, confronts health complications from medication and emphasizes the need for awareness among younger generations in the U.S.
San Francisco operates 74 community hubs serving 1,300 students at risk due to the challenges of remote learning during the pandemic.
In June 2008, Japan develops Ri-Man robots to care for its aging population.
Japan's aging population, with 36 million citizens over 65, faces societal challenges addressed through innovative community care models in Tokyo and Kiryu City.
Adam Luton shares his struggles after losing Disability Living Allowance due to Atos assessment.
Robotic pets at Plymouth help dementia patients like Nancy find comfort and joy.
8 million Australians aged over 65 are expected to seek retirement options in Southeast Asia over the next 35 years, drawn by lower living costs.
Many fear retirement promises may soon vanish as the world grows older and finances decline.
A 518 percent increase in cocaine-related treatments among those over 60 has been recorded in the past decade in the UK.
Changbin township in Taiwan revitalizes to attract young residents amid a population crisis.
China's two-child policy faces challenges amid an ageing population and migrant worker issues.
A gang of con artists targeting the elderly is exposed through a simple business card, while a handwritten note becomes crucial in convicting two murderers.
In Japan, a rising number of elderly individuals, driven by isolation and poverty, are resorting to petty theft, leading to a significant increase in geriatric crime.
Samuel Baxter helps elderly inmates in California's prison as America faces a growing elderly prisoner population.
Japan's Glory Factory sees productivity soar as machines learn even to love and care for humans.
Many office workers face burnout due to pointless demands in their jobs. Watch the documentary.
One in four residents in care homes has died from COVID-19, raising urgent questions about the future of elderly health care.
Temozolomide and vincristine are among the eight or nine treatment options presented to Atul Gawande's father, who faced a terminal cancer diagnosis.
One in six couples in the United States struggles to conceive, as age-related infertility becomes a growing concern for many.
AI addresses the medical problem of too many patients and not enough doctors in healthcare.
Many people avoid discussing death, yet many contemplate how they want to die in modern society.
Kiangs, or Tibetan wild asses, thrive on nutrient-poor diets in the Himalayas' winter.
Researchers study Blue Zones to decode the secrets of living to 100 years old.
Dementia is the seventh leading cause of death, affecting over 55 million people globally.
A 98-year-old participant in a longevity study at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine shares insights on the genetics of aging and health.
People over 65 are redefining retirement as global life expectancy increases, prompting a reevaluation of societal roles and expectations for aging.
Renowned portrait photographer Platon showcases his New York studio, reflecting on his Greek heritage and the beauty of aging through his work with notable subjects.
Net world population is increasing by 23 people every 10 seconds, raising concerns about resource consumption and sustainability.
The video discusses the need for taxation to support public services amid an aging population.
Louis XIV, the Sun King, suffers from numerous diseases during his 72-year reign.
Longevity research shows we can really turn back time with new age-reversal therapies.
At its January 1, 1960 opening, 100,000 people attended the unveiling of Sun City, where 237 homes were sold before the weekend ended.
Speculation about Vladimir Putin's health, including reports of serious ailments and numerous visits to cancer specialists, raises questions about his leadership amid the Ukraine war.
Early childhood experiences significantly shape brain development, with synapse growth peaking at 15,000 connections per neuron by age three.
Sardinia has an unusually high percentage of centenarians, prompting scientific investigation.
Robinson, a hairdresser for 70 years, reflects on her career and the changes in the beauty industry as she approaches her 90th birthday.
Aldéa Pellerin-Cormier, at 105, reflects on her century-long life and the changes she has witnessed, offering a unique perspective on aging.
109-year-old Richard Overton, America's oldest veteran, shares his secrets to life while reflecting on his experiences from World War II and beyond.
In Amsterdam, filmmaker Hannah navigates her parenting beliefs as her trans nonbinary teenager Frances wishes to stay with their gay grandfather, Jimpa.
86-year-old Obbe Terpstra, facing blindness and a declining quality of life, expresses his wish to die, stating, "I want to die."
