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Parkinson’s disease affects millions of people all over the world, with over 80,000 in Australia where it is the second most common neurological disease following dementia. There are 32 new cases diagnosed every day in Australia and 20% of them are in people who are under the age of 50, a fact that shakes up the belief that Parkinson’s... Read More

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For the first time in history, 2019 will see four generations of Australian’s employed at the same time and according to positive ageing advocate Marcus Riley, we need to make the most of it. As our demography continues to shift, a key imperative will be to prolong paid workforce participation, and with that, comes significant responsibility for corporate Australia. Positive... Read More
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