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National Press Foundation TrainingAging and Retirement: Understanding Generational Changes

Richard J. Hodes, M.D.

Director

National Institute on Aging

June 14, 2016

An Aging Population:

esearch Loos to the Futur


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Looing to the Future

Current trends in demographics,health, and costs

What ill the tra!ectories "e #ordisease$ ellness$ % where arewe achieving success?

Aging "iolog& %Can we increaselifespan? healthspan?

Current and #uture directions


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!urrent trends in de"ographics,health, and costs

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disease$ ellness$ % where are weachieving success?

Aging "iolog& %Can we increase

lifespan? healthspan? Current and #uture directions


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Comprehensive Assessment of Long-term

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CALERIE Results

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What ill the tra!ectories "e #ordisease$ ellness$ % where arewe achieving success?

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Get #ree in#o on aging, health O

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