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When do people hit their stride professionally? A historical look at the arts reveals that many artists have been highly productive and turned out some of their best work late into old age, including artists Michelangelo, Titian, Monet, Matisse, Picasso, O’Keefe, and Bellini. Author Thomas Dormandy wrote in his book, Old Masters: Great Artists in…
Read More A fine example of an excellent relationship is occurring at “the Mount,” a living-care community for older adults in Seattle known as Providence Mount St. Vincent. There are 125 preschool children who share this facility with the residents in a program designed to counterbalance the loneliness and boredom that is often characteristic of this nursing…
Read More The National Aging in Place Council, Atlanta Chapter, is offering screenings at senior centers throughout town. These are special Valentine’s screenings with the title of “The Age of Love.” Katherine Brooks of The Huffington Post claims they are “A touching and funny look into the lives of seniors who just want to find love.” Brenda…
Read More There was a recent proclamation by the White House as a federal effort to address the issue of antibiotics use. There is a misconception about antibiotic resistance that presents an obstacle in battling the problem. A World Health Organization survey was just released to help raise awareness about the threat. Margaret Chan, MD, MPH, the…
Read More For recently widowed or divorced people, scams abound for those looking for love. It is a way to lose a home or savings when all the person wanted was a little companionship. Posing as a person interested in meeting and having a relationship and perhaps even getting married, it can be easy to fall prey…
Read More “If you are aware of your memory problems, you are unlikely to have dementia,” says Dr. Oliver Cockerell, a consultant neurologist at The London Clinic. You might forget where your car is parked or forget the name of a friend; that is due to memory being “easily distractible.” Perhaps it is due to stress, grief,…
Read More The position that is best for your brain health, according to researchers who were published in the Journal of Neuroscience, is sleeping on your side. Nearly two in three Americans sleep on their side. This is considered the best when it comes to your brain’s nighttime processes for clearing out waste and harmful chemicals. University…
Read More The rate of heart-failure patients who wind up admitted to the hospital again soon after leaving has dropped significantly, as well as the readmission rate for patients treated for pneumonia and other serious conditions. This is a triumph of the Affordable Care Act according to the Obama administration, because hospitals with too many readmissions within…
Read More On Wednesday, February 3, 2016, at the Georgia State Capitol, there will be a day set aside to help our state legislators focus on issues that are of great importance to Georgians living with Alzheimer’s or a related dementia. Registration is now open for the 2016 Awareness Day. There is no registration fee to attend…
Read More Without a COLA this year, some people may need to adjust their spending. Although inflation was 0% for the past year, it was mainly due to the decline in energy prices. Other costs were up however, including food, shelter and medical care, so cutting back on spending in these areas might be one way to…
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