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Fantastic news! Prof Dong is also engaged in ageing research and has worked with our external older people's group.

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WHAM study is a go-go! Could singing classes help those with lung problems manage their symptoms?brunel.ac.uk/news-and-event…

Our Scientific Advisory Council Chair Julianne Holt-Lunstad, PhD sat down with Christina Victor, a professor at BrunelAgeingStudies to dive into the science behind loneliness, including its influence on life expectancy. Listen to this Innovation Hub interview here! open.spotify.com/episode/2yW11j…

If you would like to read the full paper it can be downloaded for free here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… If you would instead like to read a plain English summary, you can find it on our publications webpage here: idealproject.org.uk/activities/pap… BrunelAgeingStudies Innovations in Dementia #ExeterDementia

How we think of #olderpeople dying alone during the #COVIDー19 epidemic: Amazing insight here from Profs Holly Nelson-Becker & Christina Victor doi.org/10.1016/j.jagi…
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The article 'Dying alone and lonely dying: Media discourse and pandemic conditions' by Prof Holly Nelson-Becker, Social Work Divisional Lead at Brunel University is now available to read
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We have published a leaflet on our #COVID -19 webpage that contains 5 key ways for people with #dementia and #carers #caregivers to stay well during the #coronavirus outbreak: idealproject.org.uk/covid/ NIHR Research Older People and Frailty | Policy Research Unit Dementia at Bradford Alzheimer's Society BrunelAgeingStudies #ExeterDementia

We would be very grateful if you could complete an online survey to offer your valuable insights into 'Coping with Loneliness, Isolation and Covid-19' publichealth.ie/clic/ Thank you.

It's been a very successful conference so far at the Central University of Kerala on 'the Future of Healthy #Ageing : Policy and Practice for a Decade and Beyond' at which Prof Christina Victor has been speaking.

BrunelAgeingStudies With Prof.Christina Victor Vice Dean Research, Brunel University - International conference on 'Future of Helathy Ageing' at Central University of Kerala. Brunel Research

Brunel Partners Innovation Event Friday 6 March ift.tt/2HdkwJx

Some of our Brunel colleagues including Prof Christina Victor and Prof Veena Kumari (pictured) from Brunel Psychology are in in India at a conference on Air Pollution and Health in India, discussing the current challenges and way forward

Signatories ColumbiaPublicHealth Vanessa Burholt Professor Brian Lawlor NORC The University of Chicago Ulster University Ulster UniversityPsych BC School of Social Work University of California Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Mark Tully Ulster UniversityLHS BrunelAgeingStudies Brunel University London George Mason University Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences University of Auckland | Waipapa Taumata Rau St James's Hospital Global Brain Health Institute Trinity College Dublin @Annette__Burns

International experts, including our Ageing research lead Prof Christina Victor, have published a letter in The Lancet calling for a unified approach to addressing the global challenge of loneliness thelancet.com/journals/lance…

Today's LASA lecture by Christina Victor from Brunel University London 'The language of #loneliness ' #gerontology #geriatrics

Isla Rippon BrunelAgeingStudies @IDEALStudyTweet Carers, whilst reporting lower levels of social isolation, have much higher levels of loneliness, and this has implications for the support received, says Isla Rippon #mhloneliness

Should we treat ageing like a disease? Professor Christina Victor thinks that we need a workforce that can deal with multi-morbidity in an integrated way. raconteur.net/healthcare/age…

Welcoming the new year! AND abstracts for oral and poster presentations for the Emerging Researchers in Ageing 2020 pre-conference event in Bristol @Bsg2020U Submit by 23 January. For more info see bit.ly/2QQ6hPh British Gerontology