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Strong Relationships are Key to Influencing Positive Health Behaviors

Strong Relationships are Key to Influencing Positive Health Behaviors

Strong relationships may help adults stay active in older age, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of Aging and Physical Activity . The results ...

Aerobics, the New Smart Workout for Your Brain at Any Age

Aerobics, the New Smart Workout for Your Brain at Any Age

Six months' worth of vigorous aerobic exercise may pump blood to regions of the brain that specifically improve your verbal skills as well as memory and mental sharpness, stated new research...

Living in a Rural Environment Improves Mental Well-being in Elderly

Living in a Rural Environment Improves Mental Well-being in Elderly

Encouraging older people to live in rural environments could result in greater mental well-being in the last stages of life, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in t...

Higher Caffeine, Urate Levels are Protective Against Parkinson's

Higher Caffeine, Urate Levels are Protective Against Parkinson's

Lower levels of caffeine consumption and lower blood urate are inversely linked to Parkinson's disease (PD), reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the Journal of P...

AI Algorithm can Accurately Predict Risk of Alzheimer's Disease

AI Algorithm can Accurately Predict Risk of Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's disease can be accurately predicted or diagnosed by a novel Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithm using a combination of brain MRI, testing to measure cognitive impairment, alon...

Strenuous Exercise Reduces the Risk of Knee Arthritis

Strenuous Exercise Reduces the Risk of Knee Arthritis

People at high risk for knee osteoarthritis (OA) may worry that strenuous exercise could hurt their joints. But a new study suggests not to dial back jogging, cycling, skiing, aerobic dance,...

Elderly are Suffered the Most During COVID-19 Lock Down

Elderly are Suffered the Most During COVID-19 Lock Down

Elderly are the worst affected among all during current lock down situation due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. It was revealed by a latest survey, conducted by Agewell Foundation, an ...

Light-based Deep Brain Stimulation can Relieve Parkinson's Disease Symptoms

Light-based Deep Brain Stimulation can Relieve Parkinson's Disease Symptoms

Deep brain stimulation based on light could help treat motor dysfunction of Parkinson's disease, reports a new mice study. The findings of the study are published in the JNeurosci: The Jour...

European Countries may Face a 23 Percent Rise in Fragility Fractures by 2030

European Countries may Face a 23 Percent Rise in Fragility Fractures by 2030

New study examines the burden and management of fragility fractures in six European countries (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, Sweden), which reveals an alarming treat...

Study Shows How Hearing Loss in Old Age Affects the Brain

Study Shows How Hearing Loss in Old Age Affects the Brain

The new research provided fresh insights into the putative cause of the relationship between cognitive decline and age-related hearing loss in humans. Daniela Beckmann, Mirko Feldmann,...

People Aged 60-69 Declared At Increased COVID-19 Risk By UK Health Policy

People Aged 60-69 Declared At Increased COVID-19 Risk By UK Health Policy

7.3 million people in the UK aged between 60 and 69 are at increased risk of severe illness and death from COVID-19. Although the government’s age threshold for isolation is 70 years and...

New Tool can Predict Death Risk, Admission to Long-term Care for People With Dementia

New Tool can Predict Death Risk, Admission to Long-term Care for People With Dementia

Among community-dwelling older adults with newly identified dementia, the majority died or were admitted to a long-term care home within five years. This data may be helpful for discussions ...

Pneumonia in Elderly Linked to Mortality Risk

Pneumonia in Elderly Linked to Mortality Risk

Elderly patients with pneumonia are twice as likely to die as those with broken hips, yet many elderly people underestimate pneumonia danger, stated research due to be presented at the Europ...

Researchers Suggest Low-dose Rapamycin Trials to Protect Seniors from COVID-19

Researchers Suggest Low-dose Rapamycin Trials to Protect Seniors from COVID-19

Repurposing known safe drugs like Rapamycin, nicotinamide riboside, nicotinamide mononucleotide, metformin, may help prevent SARS-CoV-2 infection in elderly. The Biogerontology Research...

Caring for Seniors while Social Distancing during COVID-19 Pandemic

Caring for Seniors while Social Distancing during COVID-19 Pandemic

Watch out, older people are more prone to COVID-19, as they have a weaker immune system. Taking extra care is needed to rescue seniors from the hands of deadly coronavirus. Older adults a...

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