Science news articles about 'baby boom generation'

... to engage in some form of neighborhood-based walking. The study was unique in that it focused on the pre-Baby Boom/early-Baby Boom generations (ages 50-75) which will become ...

... professed a critique of materialism, yet demonstrated ambivalence about this in practice." The first wave baby boom generation, born between 1945 and 1954, represents 17 per cent of the UK population ...

... (AD) is an incurable disease that is increasing in prevalence and will increase even more rapidly as the Baby Boom generation enters the age of highest risk. The available AD drugs are only partially ...

... are facing challenges and needs posed by baby-boom generation employees. A new Penn State study ... employees who can vary widely in age from Generation X and Y to Baby Boomers," said researchers Diane ...

... National Meeting of the American Chemical Society. By far the most common form of arthritis, OA is a bane of the Baby Boom generation, causing joint pain and disability for more than ...

... and will likely continue to increase with the graying of the baby boom generation," Dr. Gill writes. "Assuming that the mortality related to elder self-neglect and abuse is causal, it ...

... to study the impact of the changing economy. Sharpe predicts that adults from the Baby Boom generation will face increased responsibility for their financial futures as employers shift from defined ...