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Justice in Aging Comments on Treasury...
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Justice in Aging’s Comments on California...
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Five observations from The Future of...
Executives see the possibilities for AI in home care. Home care and home health care are labor intensive industries. Hands-on work is historically preceded and followed by paper-based documents and tracking tools. However, it is increasingly likely that home care companies will move quickly past ‘Year One’ of AI as the labor-saving benefits are seen
27 Proven Preventive Health Screening Tests...
This is the fifth in a series of posts covering the Healthy Aging Checklist, which is my list of six fundamental activities that will help any older adult maintain the best possible health while aging. They are: In this post, I’ll cover recommended preventive health screening guidelines and other prevention services for older
The unrelenting existence of Yoga
Yoga as a form of exercise continues to be ever popular. From being first invented thousands of years ago, its unchallenged effectiveness and benefits have made it survive civilizations, centuries, and generations. Thousands of books have been written on Yoga and it continues to be rediscovered in different forms. Now recent medical research sheds light
The Psychological Impact Of a Dementia...
Dementia is a progressive condition that affects cognitive function and is often associated with older adults. However, it can also develop in younger individuals, even in their 40s or 50s. For those who are aware of their symptoms, the diagnosis brings emotional and psychological challenges at any age. Whether diagnosed in the 50s, 60s or
Bringing age to the stage |...
Challenging stereotypes through creativity The participants’ writing has taken many different forms – some have written poetry, others thrillers – and it’s this variety of creative expression that’s breaking down boundaries just as much as the age of its writers. Collaborating and discussing ideas at the group Collaborating and discussing
“Crafting Future Spaces” with Moira Denson
Moira Denson, Associate Professor of Interior Architecture and Design at Marymount University, unveils the critical world of designing spaces for our aging selves. Having more than a decade of experience in healthcare, workplace, hospitality, and residential buildings, Moira is now a prominent figure in the field of design. Denson’s research focuses on pioneering designs for
Everything You Need to Know About...
“Parkinson’s Disease” or “Shaking palsy” was described 200 years ago by James Parkinson. It is an adult-onset progressive neurodegenerative disorder. Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide with symptoms typically emerging after the age of 60. It is characterized by motor symptoms such as tremors, stiffness, slowness of
Celebrating west London’s Caribbean community |...
Learning together Each month, the club’s 2-hour session revolves around a specific activity that attendees can do together – whether that’s a quiz, writing poetry, or learning about collective cultural heritage. “Here, you learn things, you meet people, and it’s just a vibrant atmosphere,” says Jean, who’s been attending the club since it started. “Last
