La cantidad de personas de más de 60 años se duplicará para el 2050. ¿Estamos preparados?
Para el año 2050, la población adulta mayor del mundo se habrá duplicado a 2.000 millones. Estos números son sorprendentes.
BSc (Hons), University of Stellenbosch; MBChB, University of Cape Town; MPH, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; DSc (Hons), Georgetown University. Has focused career on advancing global health. Currently, Global Chief Health Officer, Vitality. Formerly: established the Centre for Epidemiological Research, South African Medical Research Council, headed global health, Rockefeller Foundation; Professor of Global Health, Yale University; Executive Director for Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health, World Health Organization, serving as cabinet director under Director-General Gro Harlem Brundtland; Senior Vice-President, Global Health and Agriculture Policy, PepsiCo; Executive Director, Vitality Institute. Formerly with the Lancet Commission for Planetary Health. Member of the Advisory Board: Clinton Global Initiative; New York Academy of Sciences; NIH’s Fogarty International Centre; Mass General Global Health Board. Chairman of the Board, Cornerstone Capital. Chair Global Agenda Council on Ageing, World Economic Forum. Author or Co-Author of over 200 articles covering the breadth of global health; blogger. Cited by the Huffington Post, New York Times and Economist.
Para el año 2050, la población adulta mayor del mundo se habrá duplicado a 2.000 millones. Estos números son sorprendentes.
As global citizens advocating for and leading positive change, how can we address the impacts of ageing on human and financial wellbeing?