The European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing: a quicker route to reaching goals
by Maddalena Illario, MD, PhD, Federico II University and Hospital, Naples
The European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIP-AHA) has redefined the way we look at getting old. We are now more aware that the lifestyle choices we make today will greatly impact the quality of our lives tomorrow.
The Partnership came along for Campania in the fall of 2012: awareness about ageing back then was mostly limited to doctors and geriatricians. There was little concern among regional stakeholders about the burden of an ageing population or about how ageing could be seen as a societal opportunity as well as a burden.
The Partnership provided a new, experimenta
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Forthcoming events
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Reporting from across Europe
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Health Cooperation in the Mediterranean
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