All Articles on Aging
Traumatic brain injury raises risk of brain atrophyStudy suggests pathology of brain cell loss after traumatic head injury is distinct from Alzheimer’s disease.
Latino families inform training for caregivers of people with dementiaMaggie Ramirez, PhD, and Robert Penfold, PhD, culturally adapt an evidence-based online program.
Using long-term data to understand a vulnerable populationStudies offer insights into the lives of older adults with dementia who lack family.
Dementia risk screening tool shows promise in health care settingIn a new study, a tool to help discover undiagnosed dementia performed well in 2 separate health systems.
New open data to help understand Alzheimer’sCell by cell, scientists are building a high-resolution map of brain changes in Alzheimer’s disease.
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.
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