aging
Our opinions on old age change as we get older ourselves (Video)
Our opinions on old age change as we get older ourselves. This, from researchers at Michigan State University. The research team surveyed 502,548 people between ages 10 and 89 about their age perceptions. Nearly 30,000 of them reported that middle age begins at age...
Keeping the brain young: How can I maintain my mental, emotional, and physical health as I age?
Many people develop mental and neurological disorders as they enter old age, depression, dementia, and anxiety being among the most common. These challenges often go underrecognized, but it’s important we stay on top of our mental, emotional, and physical health as we...
Disconnected and isolated from society: one of the biggest issues for older adults is loneliness
Research shows that more than 1/3 of adults over the age of 45 are lonely; the majority report feeling physically isolated and/or having small social networks. Loneliness can lead to physical and mental health issues; therefore, it is important to resolve these...
