Aging Well Money Matters There Is a Con Game Being Played on AmericaΓÇÖs Elderly By article Elder mistreatment ranging from physical abuse and neglect to financial fraud┬áis a silent epidemic in the US.┬áIn┬áThe Con Game: A … Read More→
_ Aging Well The Secret to a Longer Life? Be a Female. By article Human supercentenarians share at least one thing in common: over 95 percent are women. Scientists have long observed differences between … Read More→
_ Aging Well Tablets Can Help Older People Cross the ΓÇ£Digital DivideΓÇ¥ By article Michigan State University researchers have found a way to make it easier for older people to get online, breaking down … Read More→
_ Aging Well Exercise Health & Fitness Women's Health and Wellness An EnzymeΓÇÖs Role in Muscle Wasting of Older Women By article Researchers at the University of Birmingham in the UK have identified the role of an enzyme in muscle wasting and … Read More→
_ Brain Health Can Arts, Crafts and Computer Use Preserve Your Memory? By article People who participate in arts and craft activities and who socialize in middle and old age may delay the development … Read More→
_ Aging Well Stress-Free Living How to De-Clutter Your Home By article By Andrea Warshaw Wernick FILE IT:┬áPapers often account for a lot of our clutter. This is because we put them … Read More→
_ Aging Well The Use of Canes and Other Mobility Devices Is on the Rise Among Older Adults By article AmericaΓÇÖs population of senior citizens is growing, and with it a reliance on canes, wheelchairs and scooters. The use of … Read More→
Aging Well Gerontological Society of America Tackles White House Policies on Aging By article In anticipation of the forthcoming 2015 White House Conference on Aging (WHCoA), The Gerontological Society of America (GSA) has produced … Read More→
Aging Well Exercise Health & Fitness Osteoporosis Senior Health Standardizing Criteria for Age-Related Muscle Loss By article The term “sarcopenia”, from the Greek ΓÇ£sarcoΓÇ¥ meaning flesh and ΓÇ£peniaΓÇ¥ meaning deficiency, is most often used to describe age-related … Read More→
_ Aging Well Medical Care Senior Health America's Aging Population Will Need More Neurosurgeons By article By 2030, chronic subdural hemorrhage (SDH) ΓÇô also know as subdural hematoma or brain bleeds — will be the most … Read More→
Aging Well Ageism and Its End By article Until I turned sixty-six, retired, and officially joined the ranks of ΓÇ£the olds,ΓÇ¥ I lived for decades as an unreflecting … Read More→
_ Aging Well The Beauty of Aging By article by Eve Marx How did I feel seeing Joni MitchellΓÇÖs 71-year-old face splashed across the cover of a national magazine? … Read More→
Aging Well HowΓÇÖs Your Health? Daily Habits vs. Genetics By article I was having lunch at a restaurant and I overheard some older folks talking about their health. The conversation was … Read More→
_ Aging Well Health Benefits of Alcohol May Have Been Exaggerated By article Any health benefits from alcohol may be limited to women aged 65 and over – and even then may have … Read More→
Aging Well Well-being What Is Successful Aging? By article Scholars have long debated what successful aging is, how to measure it, and how to promote it. The February 2015 … Read More→
_ Aging Well Healthy Diet & Nutrition Stress-Free Living Five Ways to Control the Aging Process By article What is one element of growing older that has surprised me? Control. You may think you donΓÇÖt have much, but … Read More→
Aging Well Vitamins + Supplements Excess Iron Promotes Aging By article It’s been known for decades that some metals, including iron, accumulate in human tissues during aging and that toxic levels … Read More→
Aging Well Senior Health Preventing Unnecessary Hospitalizations of Frail Older Adults By article A study from Indiana University and Regenstrief Institute researcher-clinicians reports on the first year of the implementation of OPTIMISTIC, an … Read More→