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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Body weight and smoking influence independence years later
Barriers to exercise may differ for oldest ages
Wii games benefit function and quality of life
Independent residents avoid moving to higher levels of care
Employment and lifelong learning lead to health at older ages
What works in evidence-based programs
Stats watch: two new reports profile midlife and older adults
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Aerobic exercise may relieve caregiver stress
In Canada, more spending than saving
Older adults like traveling with younger generations
Falls most common injury among older adults
Against stereotype, older adults favor active pursuits
Improve sleep with mindful meditation
Mindfulness improves quality of life among older adults
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Among those 85+, optimism extends life
Obesity may counteract benefit of not smoking
Three actions help promote cognitive health
Younger adults want parents to plan for long-term care
Household chores help women with dementia maintain their identity
Housework may improve physical and emotional well-being
Active aging is maintained in Europe despite economic conditions
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Intergenerational program inspires positive views of older adults
Some risks of back pain can be changed by lifestyle choices
People 65+ working in Britain opt for fewer hours
Flooring that absorbs impact reduces fall-related injuries
Special issue examines impact of age-friendly communities
People with Parkinson’s benefit from dancing the tango
Volunteer tutors maintain their brain health
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Diet soda does not stop expanding waistlines
Short-listed trends in design for age-qualified communities
Trust increases with age, and may lead to happiness
Lots of people with Alzheimer’s, but doctors may not tell them
Diet, exercise, brain training and health monitoring combine to slow cognitive decline
Reduce sedentary time to improve function with knee osteoarthritis
Guide on policies to increase physical activity among people with osteoarthritis
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Social interaction and physical activity help relieve pain and insomnia
When a spouse stops driving, both partners disengage
Jogging at a moderate pace may benefit longevity
Life review and expressive writing relieve depression
Background music may interfere with memory
Even a little activity lowers risk of heart attack
