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The Sciences of Ageing and the Culture of Youth

In a guest post for the Science and Policy Blog of the Cambridge Centre for Science and Policy I reflect on diverging perspectives on ageing, motivations behind SAACY and recent work with third sector project partners.

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This entry was posted in Health Humanities, policy, Public Engagement and tagged ageing, care, dementia, health and social care policy on August 5, 2022 by Martina Zimmermann.

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