

Enjoying good health into old age is something we all wish for. Sadly, for many people, this often turns out not to the case, as various chronic age-related illnesses affect the wellbeing of so many of us.
The Institute for Ageing and Health (IAH) was founded in 1994 and the vision today remains that of understanding the ageing process and disease mechanisms and to translate its internationally recognised scientific research excellence and knowledge into healthcare benefits for people in the global community.
The research focus of the IAH is ageing and age-related disease and this is relevant to all of us. Thanks to the hard work of our researchers and administrative staff, and substantial recent investment from national and international funders, the IAH has a momentum that makes it an exciting and stimulating place to be. Our vision and challenge is to translate these precious resources into patient, societal and economic benefits.
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