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This is especially true with 'baby boomers', which in their fifties, currently form a population bulge at the highest risk for breast cancer.
So equipped, the ageing ' baby boomers ' can begin to consider more seriously how social institutions can best be organised to nurture and sustain them.
He also alerts us to the dangers of affluent baby boomers using their political clout to get policy precedence.
Will the movement of the baby boomers from savers to spending retirees lead to an asset price melt down?
I'm a boomer ... boomers don't get old, you know ?
But what is clear is that there is little physical reason why boomers cannot be expected to push back the date of retirement.
When the baby boomer cohort starts entering old age, home ownership rates among older people are expected to continue to rise.
While many boomers express a preference to continue working, will they be healthy enough to act on this expectation?
