Berlin Aging Study

The Berlin Aging Study, initiated in the 1990s, is a comprehensive research project focused on understanding the aging process in older adults. It examines various aspects of aging, including physical health, cognitive function, social relationships, and emotional well-being. Researchers studied a diverse group of elderly participants in Berlin, gathering data through interviews, medical assessments, and psychological tests. The aim is to identify factors that contribute to healthy aging and to improve the quality of life for older individuals. The findings help inform healthcare practices and policies related to the aging population.