Which ones do you think are true? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Many people don’t know much about Alzheimer’s disease, a form of dementia. Here
Golden Years
Dangers of Polypharmacy
Taking a lot of medications? You could experience higher health risks By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant People aged 60 to 64 take an average of
Untreated Hearing Loss Further Linked to Dementia
A large Danish study confirms growing body of evidence By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A recently released Danish study of 570,000 people over 14 years
10 Top Concerns for Older Adults
Planning in these areas will promote healthier, more comfortable aging By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Planning for long life can certainly help you achieve it
Expanding Longevity: $101 Million to the Best Ideas
Can tech advance longevity? Bestselling author thinks tech is the answer — and plans to award $101 million to the best ideas By Deborah
Daily Multivitamin Might Help Aging Brains
Clinical trials found strong evidence of benefits for both brain function and memory from taking daily multivitamins for two to three years A daily
Why You Need to Have Your Hearing Checked
It’s about more than missing conversations and cranking up the TV By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Your spouse may continually ask you to turn down
Nursing Homes on the Brink
78% of the nursing homes in Upstate are operating at losses, says Loretto CEO. ‘It’s reached a crisis point,” she says By Deborah Jeanne
Former Auburn Nurse to Turn 102 in December
By Dawn Wightman Perrault Meet Stella Zanowick Chalanick served as first lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Corps from 1943-46. Chalanick served as a
New Alzheimer’s Association Director Optimistic About New Treatments
Based in Syracuse, new director will lead three Upstate New York chapters of Alzheimer’s Association, following a new leadership restructuring, which previously had individual