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The Nuffield Council on Bioethics (NCOB) is calling for action to embed an ethical approach that places the diversity, values, and agency of older adults at the heart of all research and innovation related to ageing.

From the outset of our in-depth inquiry on the future of ageing, we have worked to engage with diverse groups of older adults to inform our report and recommendations. Our Chair, Bella Starling, reflects back on how the inquiry has connected with people, and how it has been informed by the people for whom it is most relevant.

From the outset of our in-depth inquiry on the future of ageing we have tried to engage with diverse groups of older adults to inform our report and recommendations. Our researcher Molly Gray reports back from one of our creative workshops held with the Greater Manchester Growing Older with Learning Disabilities (GM GOLD) team.

Find out what happened when we were given the opportunity to host a focus group at the West Bromwich African Caribbean Resource Centre, to hear directly from its members.

We are delighted to announce the start of a new deliberative public dialogue exploring views on the future of ageing.

As part of our inquiry on the future of ageing, we have begun a series of creative engagement workshops with two events with older people in Bristol and Manchester.

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics is seeking contributions to an inquiry on the ethical issues relating to the role of science and technology in helping people live well in old age.

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has appointed members to the working group of its latest in-depth inquiry, which will examine ethical questions in relation to the role of science and technology in helping people live well in old age.

Last week, we published our first bioethics briefing note on The search for a treatment for ageing, …

Research on the biological processes of ageing is aiming to identify interventions that might delay …