In the developed world, average life expectancy is increasing. What problems will this cause for individuals and society? Suggest some measures that could be taken to reduce the impact of ageing populations.

As the development of our medical achievements and social welfare, more and more people could enjoy their 80

years

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year

old birthday or even longer. At the same time,

this

is leading some potential issues towards our society and individuals which we need to figure out feasible avenues to resolve it. We should discern that some concrete problem will uncover if

this

trend continues. For ageing individuals, the main problem is their health situation which might impede or degenerate to some extent than before.

This

must lead to a deprived lifestyle;

for example

, they are likely to stroll slowly, speak difficultly or engage in staple physical function disorder. From the perspective of their families,

this

physical status might increase the whole family's financial cost on high-price insurances, medical bills, and so on.

On the other hand

, for society, the

aged people

Accept comma addition

aged, people

will make a challenge

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to

the national

healthcare

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health care

system, including hospitals, clinics and

caregiver

providers. The capacity of hospitals designed before,

for instance

, might not meet the increasing and pressing demand.

Furthermore

, the changes on age bracket are likely to affect the workforce market to some degree because many companies need to pay much money

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for

retirement pension that they may consider decreasing paid positions. We could conduct a

serial

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series

of methods to alleviate

this

tense situation.

Firstly

, for the senior people, I suggest that regular exercise is beneficial for their health which has possibilities to decrease hospital bills. And health is denoted as the factor which could circulate in a ^posituve way. For society, the government should promote some policies, regulations or laws on the healthcare system and tax. They need to enlarge the size of the hospital and its peripheral facilities to meet demand, and they could consider increasing the tax rate to gather

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