Ageing
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A selection of recordings with accompanying of film of caller’s individual experiences from the Dementia Diaries project
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The Nobel winner says keeping telomeres – the ends of our chromosomes – in prime condition can stave off diseases associated with ageing
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The outspoken actress wants to break open a conspiracy of silence about ageing
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For years, middle-age meltdown has been viewed as an exclusively male phenomenon, involving sports cars, affairs and ill-advised fashion choices – but the reality is not that binary
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Most of us are too busy to help an older person we may not know. But a few minutes each week can open the door to a lifetime of experience
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Brief letters: Fun in your fifties | Another word for hygge | Rugged physiognomy | The Kremlin and Strictly Come Dancing
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It has struck nearly a million people in the UK, yet even its cause is still unclear
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A positive outlook in middle age can make you live longer, a UCL study has found. We ask over-50s how they keep themselves happy and contented
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Italian Emma Morana, the last known person alive who was born in the 1800s, turns 117
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With advances in medicine, science, and technology allowing humans to live longer than ever, can we finally crack the code of ageing and stop it altogether?
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Photographer Elisabetta Zavoli spent years getting to know a famously standoffish community – who eventually granted her unprecedented access
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Study could explain why even with healthy lifestyles some people die younger than others, and raises future possibility of extending the human lifespan
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Sterling silver sake cup downgraded as government cuts costs to cope with huge rise in citizens making it to 100
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Businesses need to make better use of the older population
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I interviewed my grandmother to get a century of perspective on technology, from the cellphone she uses ‘only for emergencies’ to Twitter and Snapchat
The New Review Q&A Michael Kinsley: ‘I would like to give living for ever a try’