New Milestones Establish a Different Picture of Aging
You might think of aging milestones as life events, but for the body, there are distinct physiological milestones that it experiences as we age.
New Milestones Establish a Different Picture of Aging
You might think of aging milestones as life events, but for the body, there are distinct physiological milestones that it experiences as we age.
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Can Medical Headgear Device Have an Effect on Alzheimer’s Disease?
A technological solution to Alzheimer’s may be in development as a wearable cap that works to reverse cognitive impairment caused by Alzheimer’s.
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What Foods are Essential for Joint Health?
Certain foods can promote healthy joints and if consumed regularly, prevent joint aging. Here are some of the things your body needs to support joint health.
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Is Creating Art Good for the Aging Brain?
Whether it’s writing a play, shaping a sculpture or painting a scenic landscape, a creative endeavor has the power to improve cognitive performance.
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What is Biohacking?
Biohacking is a broad term you may hear used to cover a list of activities that run the gamut from taking supplements to injecting stem cells into joints.
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Does Reading Have an Effect on Dementia?
Research suggests that just the act of reading is associated with a lower risk of dementia, whether it’s newspapers, books, the web or magazines.
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5 Reasons to Be Thankful for Your Age
Here are 5 reasons to be thankful for your age and enjoy where you are in life. As it turns out, there are plenty of good things that come with age.
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Does a Hysterectomy or Oophorectomy Increase the Likelihood of Dementia?
Shorter reproductive life spans and hysterectomy increase the risk of developing some type of dementia, although the reasons for this are still unclear.
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Why is Hydration So Important for Seniors?
Dehydrated older adults experience serious health problems. Here are some tips for seniors to make sure proper hydration is maintained.
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Do Humans Have an Age Limit?
Risk of death increases significantly with age. Some research suggests there is a human age limit, but others say the longer people live, the risk levels off.
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