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Expecting good things to happen may prove true when it comes to health. A recent study examining the relationship between dispositional optimism and healthy aging…

New research suggests the leisure activities older adults engaged in before age 40 can have a very different impact on their cognitive health, depending on…

Housing design can influence someone’s ability to live independently. A recent study sought to better understand how home modification affects the caregiving needs of older…

Animal therapy has become quite common, especially around college campuses, hospitals, and Life Plan Communities. The mention of animal therapy might elicit mental images of…

Recent research examined the activities of older couples to understand the link between activities and health, with a focus on the relationship between partner activities…

Dealing with pain can be a significant barrier to staying socially active, but there may be other options for socializing beyond in-person contact that can…

Newly constructed buildings often incorporate the latest design trends to better support resident wellness, leaving older buildings apparently limited in their ability to do this.…

Are older adults receiving the type of long-term services and supports (LTSS) they want? A recent study examines whether LTSS preferences match the care arrangements…

Senior living may not be the first industry that comes to mind when discussing technology, but that may be about to change. According to an…

A group of older adults who call themselves Longevity Explorers are breaking new ground with businesses and product developers. These older adults are providing valuable…

As the population of older adults with functional limitations grows, the number of family caregivers is expected to increase as well. A recent study explores…

Recently, a researcher explored how social talk may support isolated older adults aging in place. This study earned a bronze 2019 Mather LifeWays Innovative Research…