Roscoe Nicholson

Out of the Blue: New Model Helps Family Caregivers of Stroke Sufferers
, Caregiving

Strokes provide numerous challenges to not only the sufferer of the stroke, but also to that individual’s caregiver. Because of the suddenness of strokes, many…

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TRENDING NOW: Senior Living Hails Ride-Sharing Apps for Residents
, Technology, Trending Now

An increasing number of senior living and aging services organizations are turning to ride hailing apps such as Uber and Lyft as an option for…

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Feeling Useful as a Human Being into Older Adulthood
, Aging & Wellness

Researchers are beginning to explore self-perceived usefulness and its impact on how we age. Specifically, Chinese researchers recently examined how older adults view their level…

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Beet It: Immediate Brain Benefits Found for Drinking Beet Juice before Exercise
, Aging & Wellness

A new study finds that older adults with high blood pressure who drink beet juice before exercising enjoy greater brain plasticity.

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The Cost of Caregiving: Putting a Price on Tech That Helps Caregivers
, Caregiving

How much would you be willing to pay for technology to help with the caregiving of an older adult in your life? Researchers recently sought…

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Motivation Counts: Benefits to Older Adults from Tech Use Depends on Why They Use It
, Technology

Many potential benefits of information and communication technology (cell phones, social media, fitness trackers, etc.) have been suggested for older adults, but not much is…

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Three Cups a Day Keep Dementia Away: Promising Research for Coffee-Drinkers
, Aging & Wellness

A cup of joe is a regular part of many people’s daily routines, but beyond helping us wake up, could that coffee be offering other…

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TRENDING NOW: Skilled Nursing Homes Striving for a Comeback
, Senior Housing, Trending Now

A recent McKnight’s column titled “The Evolution of Nursing Homes” examines the changing world of skilled nursing homes and how many are convinced that this…

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Staying behind the Wheel: Extending Older Adults’ Ability to Drive with Cognitive Training
, Aging & Wellness

Maintaining the ability to drive is an important way for older adults to maintain their independence, and loss of this ability is associated with negative…

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The Third Age: When Baby Boomers Finally Get to Save the World?
, Long-term Care, Policy & Regulation

The Third Age of life is the period of healthy retirement, prior to the onset of significant frailty or physical difficulties. A recent Public Policy…

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Leisure Time over Time: How Men & Women Differ in Activity Levels as They Age
, Aging & Wellness

Participation in leisure activities has been associated with a number of positive cognitive, physical, and emotional outcomes as we age. However, we are still learning…

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A Positive View of Your Own Future Pays Off
, Aging & Wellness

Recent research has shown a spotlight on ramifications on psychological well-being related to the way we conceive of our own futures, in addition to our…

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