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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Social engagement improves life among residents in assisted living
That credit card debt makes us depressed
Technology may help reduce social isolation
Physical activity maintains the mobility that maintains independence
For women, drinking milk may slow the progress of osteoarthritis
Moderate fitness lowers risk of death for men with high blood pressure
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New statistics show longevity increasing around the world
Physical activity helps prevent chronic disease in people with disabilities
Older pedestrians at higher risk for accidents
Retirement finances looking brighter
Boomers stay healthy to stay working in post-recession world
Mindful exercise improves well-being for people with dementia
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Purpose in life could lead to longer life
Arthritis may increase risk of falls
Too much and too little sleep could affect cognition
Centenarians share keys to healthy aging
Updated stroke guidelines add nutrition to physical activity
Eat those vegetables and fruit to lower risk of stroke
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Boost physical activity levels to lower risk of heart attack
Laughter relieves stress, and maybe helps memory
50+ Home buyers may be regaining confidence
What makes a community attractive to older adults?
Grooming horses improves well-being for people with dementia
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Remarkable jump in smartphone use by older adults
Multiple factors motivate lifelong learning
Retirement begins at age 62
Too much information hinders retirement planning
Using the Internet may help reduce risk of depression
Are families or friends more important for well-being?
Go for seven servings a day of vegetables and fruit
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Ageist propaganda alive and well on Facebook
Friends and trained staff bring assisted living residents to the gym
Physical activity associated with memory function
For workplace wellness, is well-being more important than managing disease?
Aging in place can be successful if the conditions are right
Wherever you call home, costs of supportive services keep rising
