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Meanings of ageing population in English

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Usage of ageing population in English
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The result is an ageing population with risk of acquired heart disease.
Pubmed
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An ageing population is leading China to encourage investment in healthcare services.
Reuters
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Due to better health for an ageing population, life expectancy is increasing.
The Irish Times
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We are, in case it had escaped your notice, an ageing population.
The Irish Times
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Here are five projects making an impact in managing an ageing population.
The Guardian
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It's an issue he said needs urgent addressing with New Zealand's ageing population.
Radio NZ
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Technology and social cohesion mitigate the problems of a shrinking and ageing population.
BBC
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An ageing population means rising social welfare costs add considerably to government spending.
Reuters
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Despite Japan's ageing population, Tokyo's demographics are actually quite middle of the road.
The Guardian
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We need to remember that China is also an ageing population.
Radio NZ
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But is society prepared for the challenges of our ageing population?
The Guardian
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Cases were at an all-time high due to an increasing and ageing population.
The Irish Times
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Proximal femoral fractures are becoming increasingly common with an ageing population.
Pubmed
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Carer: An ageing population will mean more demand for residential and nursing care.
The Irish Times
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The pressure is compounded by limited funding and an ageing population.
The Guardian
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Due to the one-child policy, China has a rapidly ageing population.
The Guardian
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New Zealand
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Ireland
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