Pets are present in about half of the households in France, slightly less in Germany (around 43%) and in the United Kingdom (44%). These rates can be explained by the […]
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Tables, charts and analyses providing economic and demographic data regarding seniors’ lifestyles.
Pets are present in about half of the households in France, slightly less in Germany (around 43%) and in the United Kingdom (44%). These rates can be explained by the […]
Read moreSeniors who get out of their homes daily have a longer life expectancy than those who go out once a week or less. These regular outings help maintain social relations, […]
Read moreOn average, Europeans live 80.9 years. But life expectancy ranges from 69 (Kosovo) to 83.3 years (Switzerland). There are wide gaps between countries and genders. The importance of life expectancy […]
Read moreSenior Americans are more and more unfaithful, while the younger Americans are less and less. This was revealed by a study by the Institute For Family Studies: America’s Generation Gap in […]
Read moreOn 1 January 2016, 21% of the German population was aged 65 and over, close to one out of four people! In France, the rate was 19% and 18% in […]
Read moreIdealo, a price comparison portal and online purchase guide, has conducted a study on the purchase behaviour of Europeans on the web. The company relied on its traffic of the […]
Read moreChronic diseases are a common health issue with seniors. However, not all countries are hit the same way. Germany is the country that is hit the hardest by high blood […]
Read moreSeniors and innovation from L’Observatoire des Seniors Do we need to stress again that people aged 55+ are growing in number and are living longer? The arrival of Baby Boomers […]
Read moreSocio-professional categories (SPC) are not equal in terms of life expectancy. The harder the job, the shorter the life expectancy. Life expectancy, which reflects mortality and morbidity (prevalence of diseases), […]
Read moreA survey by the Nielsen Insitute called Global Ageing Report was conducted online with a little over 30,000 web users living in 60 countries throughout the world. The sample is […]
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