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The world’s most significant social, political and economic development is its aging population.
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The debt crisis engulfing local US governments could be even worse than first feared after a new report said Rhode Island's massive pension debt may have been severely underestimated. -
If the world follows the demographic habits of Europe — and that’s a big if — by the year 2200 it could be home to a population of less than half its current level, living in housing built for almost three times that number.
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This week the United Nations is bringing together world leaders to discuss the global health crisis of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
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As the aging population has become a major concern in the developed world, a U.S. advocacy group on Wednesday rolled out an action plan aimed at transforming the "aging crisis" into prosperity.
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