WHO: population aged 60 and over projected to reach 2.1 billion by 2050
The UN Decade midpoint report finds progress in ageing policy alongside persistent financing gaps in long-term care and data systems.
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The UN Decade midpoint report finds progress in ageing policy alongside persistent financing gaps in long-term care and data systems.
Data includedThe ONS estimated the UK population at 69.5 million in mid-2025, an annual increase of 227,700 people or 0.3%.
Data includedNVDRS records covered 91.6% of specified U.S. death categories; Puerto Rico data were reported separately.
Data includedInsee’s provisional records show births in August 2026 were 1.6% lower than a year earlier.
Data includedInsee recorded 50,440 deaths from all causes in August 2026; 2026 data are provisional.
Data includedABS recorded more deaths while the age-standardised rate declined.
Data includedThe ONS estimated 974 registered deaths among people experiencing homelessness in England and Wales in 2025, with a 95% confidence interval of 908 to 1,041.
Data includedINEGI’s federal and state justice census counted 2,064,775 investigation files opened in 2025, 3.5% fewer than in 2024.
Data includedA Statistics South Africa data story published October 1 says the share of households containing people from more than one population group rose from 1.3% in 2001 to 11.4% in 2022.
Data includedWHO estimates updated in July 2026 put new HIV infections at 1.2 million and HIV-related deaths at 570,000 in 2025.
Data includedThe NCHS report put the age-adjusted death rate at 689.2 per 100,000, 4.6% below 2024.
Data includedNew estimates show children under five carry a disproportionate foodborne disease burden relative to their population share.
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