All Articles on Aging
Latino families inform training for caregivers of people with dementiaMaggie Ramirez, PhD, and Robert Penfold, PhD, culturally adapt an evidence-based online program.
Enlightened aging: Forgetful need not lead to fretfulAge-related memory changes are not always cause for concern, writes Eric Larson, MD, MPH.
Healthy aging: New tool for research and collaborationThe Adult Changes in Thought (ACT) Study launches a new website to advance our understanding of dementia and brain aging.
Practice acceptance when change or adversity strikesAt any age — but especially later in life — adapting and seeking assistance when we need it can help through tough times.
Lessons about aging from COVID-19Eric Larson, MD, MPH, shares ways to reduce social isolation and loneliness, no matter the cause.
How to lower your risk of dementiaIt’s never too late (or too soon) to take preventive steps. And, with a new grant, Kaiser Permanente scientists are looking for more ways to support healthy aging.
Deprescribing: Less may be moreDr. Sascha Dublin explains why sometimes not taking medications may be a safer and healthier choice.
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