Yeda Duarte
Associate Professor III at the University of São Paulo, Nurse, Gerontologist, researcher and coordinator of the SABE Study - Health, Well-being and Aging - A longitudinal multi-cohort study on living conditions and health of elderly people residing in the Municipality of São Paulo (26 years of follow-up), Director of the Nursing Department at USP University Hospital, creator of the first Bachelor's Degree in Gerontology based at the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities at USP (EACH), member of the @oquerolanageronto Channel
Pyramid in Collapse: Who Will Sustain the Future?
The increase in life expectancy and the accelerated decline in birth rates are reshaping the population pyramid at a faster pace than governments and economies can keep up with. In Brazil, this process is occurring before the country achieves high levels of income and social welfare. How can technology, data, and innovation help address the impacts on social security, the labor market, public health, economic growth, and social policies? Are we prepared to sustain a longer-lived society with fewer people of working age?