THE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ?
THE DAY AFTER ‘GROUNDHOG DAY’ ? I love that film. I am uneasily amused by the idea of being stuck …
Tag Archives: Research
BSG2020 British Society of Gerontology Online series: Full details for events 1st – 3rd July 2020 and ERA event 30th June and 1st July
The BSG2020 Online Events series is fast approaching, and we are delighted to confirm the full details for what is …
Covid-19: Statement from the President and Members of the National Executive Committee of the British Society of Gerontology
A pdf of this statement can be downloaded from the British Society of Gerontology website The British Society of Gerontology …
Arts & Aging Day Canada 2020 – an interview with BSG Creative Ageing SIG representative: Kate Dupuis
This interview is with Kate Dupuis, Canadian Representative & NEW Blog Editor of the Creative Ageing SIG. Kate spoke to …
Introducing the BSG Creative Ageing SIG steering group – Interview with Dr Robyn Dowlen, Vice Chair
In the run up to the BSG 2019 conference, where the BSG Creative Ageing SIG will run their inaugural symposium, …
Introducing Karen Gray – BSG Creative Ageing SIG secretary
In the run up to the BSG 2019 conference, where the Creative Ageing SIG will run our inaugural symposium, we …
Final reminder: Abstract deadline (24th January) for the 47th Annual Conference of the British Society of Gerontology, Manchester, 4th – 6th July 2018
Present a paper, poster or symposium at the 47th Annual Conference of the British Society of Gerontology in Manchester, UK, 4th …
Past, Present and Future; Supporting Novice Researchers
This blog discusses a BSG funded small event held on the 31st of August 2017 within the School of Health, …
Reversing retirement
It is surprisingly common for retirees to reverse their retirement: New research from a cross-research council funded consortium led by Professor Karen Glaser at King’s College London suggests that up to one quarter of Britons have been “unretiring” in recent years. However, not everybody has the same opportunities to unretire: those who are already well-favoured may find it easier to supplement their pension income with paid work in retirement. In this blog post, Dr. Loretta Platts, lead author of this paper, explains more.
Exploring perceptions of dementia in Pakistan
Here in the UK we are becoming more familiar with dementia. There are television adverts alerting us that dementia can …
