Next Avenue/New America Media, News Report, Randy Rieland, Posted: Oct 23, 2017 Photo: This woman was videoed in a brain study at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine to understand... read more →
The jobs of the future will be in our homes. 11/02/2017 06:13 AM EDT There was a time in American history when elderly parents could count on one of their... read more →
By now, most of you probably have a notion of what being a family caregiver is about. Chances are, you’ve been one, needed one or known one. It can... read more →
By Lou Schuler | February 28, 2017 Every human body ages at its own pace, leaving us with vastly different abilities and limitations. But some exercises are unsafe for almost everyone... read more →
BRYN MAWR REHAB HOSPITAL OCTOBER 12, 2017 WELLNESS ARTICLES If you’re living with diabetes and obesity, you may find the idea of an “exercise program” daunting—especially if you’ve been sedentary (inactive) or you’re living with... read more →
The XPrize competition seeks ideas to address devastating illness Part of the AGING AND INNOVATION SPECIAL REPORT Could crowdsourcing lead to a cure for Alzheimer’s disease? That’s the goal of... read more →
http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/04/health/anti-aging-senolytic-drugs-clinical-trials-study/index.html?utm_content=bufferbdd8a&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer Researchers have turned the spotlight on a new class of drugs that they say could "transform" the field of medicine -- and the drugs work by targeting aging. The researchers,... read more →
A resident of assisted living experiences virtual reality / MIT AgeLab A New Age of Aging: How Tech Can Ease the Trials of Getting Old By Frank Browning Broken hip... read more →
Staying Engaged: A Prescription for Health and Well-being for People Living with Dementia Engagement is what makes us human by Laura N. Gitlin, PhD, Professor, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing.... read more →