Emoji Reluctance Hurts Older Adults
By John Salak – Emojis seem to be overtaking the world for just about everyone using digital communications—everyone but older adults that is. But the reason mature folks avoid plugging
By John Salak – Emojis seem to be overtaking the world for just about everyone using digital communications—everyone but older adults that is. But the reason mature folks avoid plugging
By John Salak – Listen up. Music isn’t just good for a person’s soul. It can also help support physical and mental health, especially in older adults. University of Michigan
By John Salak – Getting an education was seen for decades as a ticket to personal achievement and better pay. Now researchers at Columbia University report that education mobility is
By Sean Zucker – Previous research has shown that hearing loss increases the chance of older adults taking a spill—which can be dangerous at any age but is particularly risky
By John Salak – Hearing loss is not just an annoying inconvenience. It is a debilitating condition that two recent studies report can help speed the deterioration of cognitive functions
By John Salak – Live together and perhaps you’ll suffer together as well. Eventually, these individuals can even heal together when it comes to high blood pressure. The American Heart
By John Salak – A brighter and more curious disposition may be more than just pleasant, it may help individuals lower their risk of being diagnosed with dementia. At least
By John Salak – Caregiving for an aging parent or spouse can be stressful, particularly if Alzheimer’s or other cognitive issues are involved. WellWell, in fact, recently reported on a
By John Salak – Osteoarthritis is bad and it is likely to get a whole lot worse in the next 25 years. Known as the most common form of arthritis,
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