RESEARCH REVIEW
ICAA's Research Review newsletter is a must for any health and wellness professional who intends to stay connected with the latest developments in aging research and population trends. Use these news stories to stay on top of the evidence in surveys, studies and polls that enables you to connect to the global active-aging community, establish relevant programs, and educate and market to older adults.
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Stats: Memory care remains area of growth in senior living
Eating healthy does lead to being healthy
Respect the person in dementia care
Yoga improves functional fitness
Longer lives and more healthy years
Older adults view emotions of sadness and loneliness more positively
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Stats: Rates of dementia may be falling
But, dementia rate depends on ethnicity and race
Massage, yoga and tai chi may reduce knee pain
Online dating picks up among older adults
Plan programs for people who no longer drive
Membership in a group of people eases life after retirement
Chronic health conditions occur in patterns
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Once again, eating healthier and exercise top resolutions
City mayors choose bike lanes
Nearby services encourage biking and walking, except for the wealthy
Midlife women, get moving to reduce hot flashes
Functional exercise improves independence for people with dementia
Bad attitudes about aging impair physical and cognitive health
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Stats: Number of centenarians continues to climb
Small but steady balance improvements from yoga
Good news, bad news about money for retirement
Low back pain? Exercise is best
Social connections affect health at all ages
New guidelines emphasize patterns of health eating
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As time goes by, leisure activities increase quality of life
Sensors and health care team increase length of stay in IL
Billion-dollar healthcare savings from pet ownership
Holiday visits reveal confusion about symptoms of dementia
Older adults' attitudes toward aging may impact memory and hearing
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Stats: Largest share of renters are the 50+
Helping others may reduce stress
Parents postpone retirement to help children
Reduce loneliness by delivering meals to homes
People with dementia pursue leisure activity
Purpose in life reduces risk of heart disease and death
