We’re delighted to announce the publication of a Nature Reviews Disease Primer on Sarcopenia

Dr Vina Tan, Senior Lecturer at the School of Health Sciences, Univerisi Sains Malaysia, gave a virtual seminar showcasing her research with older people.

The AGE Research Group and the Northumbria Primary Care (NPC) research team have worked together for many years to recruit research participants from the local community

Members of the ADMISSION Research Collaborative within the AGE Research Group hosted the third annual UK MLTC Symposium

Learn about the importance of ageing research and how you can contribute with the launch of our new Let’s Talk Research online booklet.

First paper published from the Benchmarking Exercise Programmes for Older People (BEPOP) project

New paper shows that people living with Parkinson’s disease are at high risk of delirium when admitted to hospital.

AGE members were out in force, delivering talks and activities and helping to ensure the smooth running of the day.

The ART (Ageing Research Translation) of Healthy Ageing Network and the Rosetrees Physics of Medicine Network delivered a one-day workshop on translational ageing research.

How to design a public engagement event for an underserved group of older study participants.

Even the grey March skies couldn’t dampen the mood as we gathered with over 70 of our research participants, guests and colleagues at the iconic Spanish City on Whitley Bay seafront on Thursday 7 March.

Scoping review of qualitative research highlights challenges to providing person-centred care for multiple long-term conditions in hospital settings.

Kickstart your research career and achieve a PhD with world-class interdisciplinary training alongside clinicians, epidemiologists, data scientists, sport and exercise scientists and patients and the public.

2023 has been another busy year at the AGE Research Group as we continue to expand our research activity. We are very grateful to everyone who supports us. Download a copy of our newsletter to read more.

The AGE Research Group hosted a visit from a junior doctor with an interest in geriatrics and research, for an introduction to translational clinical research in ageing, sarcopenia and multiple long-term conditions.

The MET PREVENT study team recently hosted two tea parties to present the study results, thank participants for their valuable contributions and collect feedback.

Dr Christopher Hurst has worked with Kaleidoscope CFA to produce a short, animated video to increase public awareness and understanding of research into muscle ageing.