On the 40th birthday of my research centre, PSSRU, reflecting on what we do, its impact, and what we still need to achieve

17 December 201429 November 2018 ~ Adelinacohe ~ Leave a comment

On how unpaid carers “pay” the costs of dementia

12 September 201429 November 2018 ~ Adelinacohe ~ Leave a comment

I'd like to share this work blog post on how unpaid carers pay so much of the costs of dementia: http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/healthandsocialcare/2014/09/12/how-unpaid-carers-pay-the-costs-of-dementia/

Longevity: opportunities, honesty and planning

23 July 201429 November 2018 ~ Adelinacohe ~ 1 Comment

As an economist working on estimating how much it will cost to look after older people with care needs and dementia in the near future, I often have the role of reminding people that longevity, which is a wonderful human achievement, does come at a cost, and it is a cost that we are not … Continue reading Longevity: opportunities, honesty and planning