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Australia's Baby Boomer Generation, Obesity and Work - Patterns, Causes and Implications [ 2009-09-17 - 2014-12-31 ]

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[Cite as https://purl.org/au-research/grants/arc/LP0990065]

Researchers: A/Prof David Wilson (Chief Investigator) ,  Christopher Findlay (Chief Investigator) ,  Dr Robert Adams (Chief Investigator) ,  Mark Daniel (Chief Investigator) ,  Prof Gary Wittert (Chief Investigator)
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Brief description Australia's Baby Boomer Generation, Obesity and Work - Patterns, Causes and Implications. In Australia's ageing crisis, baby boomers play a key role. Not only will they double the size of the aged population and its ratio to the workforce age group but the extent to which they remain in the workforce and their health will be crucial to future national productivity and prosperity. Baby Boomers have the highest level of obesity of any Australian age cohort and this threatens to seriously reduce their workforce participation and productivity and increase chronic disease incidence. There is a narrow closing window of opportunity for intervention which will reduce obesity and improve health and workforce outcomes.

Funding Amount $641,000

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