Geriatric care Stories
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The Average American Lives Surprisngly Close To His Mom
New research reveals that the average American lives 18 miles from his or her mom. -
For Dementia Patients, Singing Is Good For The Mind, Body, And Soul
A new Finnish study provides further evidence showing the benefits music has on dementia patients. -
The World's First Anti-Aging Drug May Be Closer Than You Think
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a 2016 start for clinical trials on a drug that may be able to extend human lifespans. -
Try To Keep A Dry Eye Watching This 92-Year-Old Man Serenade His Dying Wife
A heart-warming video of a 92-year-old man singing to his dying wife is quickly going viral. -
Fast Food Worker's Act Of Kindness Goes Viral [VIDEO]
A simple act of kindness goes a long way, and it inspires others to do the same. -
The One Feeling That Gets Better With Old Age
A recent study suggests that as we age we become more trusting, a personality shift which can lead to overall better well-being. -
Sexually Active Seniors Ace Cognitive Function Tests: Study
Senior men and women who believe sex is equally important and pleasant in old age boost fluid intelligence and memory recall. -
US Seniors More Comfortable Talking About Death Than Ever Before
A record number of elderly Americans are completing living wills and appointing health care surrogates for end-of-life decisions, a new study finds. -
Does Selfless Caregiving Make You Happier?
A new study shows that older women who care for sick spouses actually find their daily household tasks less frustrating than people who aren’t caregivers. -
Loss Of A Loved One May Literally Break Your Heart
Older people are twice as likely to suffer heart attacks and stroke during the month immediately following the loss of a loved one.
