
Spotting the Difference Between Normal Forgetting and Mild Cognitive Impairment
The difference between normal forgetting and mild cognitive impairment comes down to three key factors: how often it happens, whether others notice it,...

The difference between normal forgetting and mild cognitive impairment comes down to three key factors: how often it happens, whether others notice it,...

A single-leg stand test is the cheapest aging assessment you can do today at home because it requires nothing but a wall or handrail and 10 seconds of...

Recent CDC data reveals that hip fracture mortality among older Americans is lower than the widely cited "one in three" statistic suggests.

Medicare does not cover home modifications such as grab bars, ramps, bathroom renovations, stair lifts, or structural changes needed to make a house safer...

A simple staircase may be more revealing about your heart health than your resting heart rate. Recent research presented at the European Society of...

The statistics on falls among older adults are sobering: more than 14 million adults ages 65 and older report falling each year in the United States,...

The 6-Minute Walk Test (6MWT) measures how far a person can walk at a comfortable pace in six minutes on a flat surface.

After age 50, most adults lose about 1% of their grip strength each year—a seemingly small number that researchers have found to be a powerful predictor...

The best smart home setup for aging parents is one that works reliably without needing a tech-savvy family member standing by with a phone.

Hiring a CAPS (Certified Aging in Place Specialist) is worth considering if you need professional guidance on home modifications to keep an aging loved...