Surveys show that in many countries ,people are living longer but increased life expectancy has many implications for the aging indkviduals and society as a whole. What are the possible effects of longer living for individuals and society?

It's suggested that there are many

people

who have longer living in a lot of countries.

This

essay would discuss the effects on

individuals

and

society

. For

individuals

,there's no doubt that they should spend more life expenses on health care because physical degeneration still impacts their daily life.

For example

,some ageing

people

need to take medician at high frequency since they had chronic illnesses so the pill has been a big proportion of life expenses.

Moreover

,there are several

individuals

, who get mental problems since they should live alone for a long time

while

their close relationships gradually leave them alone.

Therefore

, physical and mental health has been a big challenge for

this

population. To

society

,there is a negative cycle in national development

while

a big part of the public budget should be supplied to ageing residents,who don't have productive energy for industrial development anymore.

For instance

,the government need to invest in a number of medical facilities and spaces for these

people

to maintain their basic living.

Additionally

, young

people

have to look after the ageing generation as they face the degeneration problem,

such

as long-term care,and even the relative laws should be addressed in a suitable way to support a large number of caring demands.

Consequently

,

society

has been trapped by fundamental risks through a variety of physical demands of the ageing population. In conclusion,

This

is a big challenge for

individuals

and

society

to support the high costs of medical constructions ,and

also

the citizen should be responsible for more public supplements than older

people

.

Hence

, humans should make full preparation for these risks in near future.