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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Feeling lonely? A pet might help
A more walkable community means more minutes of walking
More minutes of physical activity lead to better balance
Number of volunteers is decreasing
Older adults have trillions to spend, and companies aren’t ready
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Everyday activities may bring happiness to older adults
Trends in construction indicate billions to be spent for seniors housing
WHO releases fact sheet on physical activity
If money talks, will older adults walk?
Moderate intensity physical activity can lower risk of stroke
Feeling powerless makes a weight heavier to lift
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Mentors help maintain the walking habit
Robocall and human call yield same amount of physical activity
Your whole diet is most important to prevent heart disease
Australia doubles recommendations for physical activity
In middle age, costs of physical inactivity start climbing
Too little sleep may lead to widespread pain in older adults
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What does the term “successful aging” mean?
12 Months and out for older job seekers
More skin cancer surfacing among middle-aged adults
Stroke guidelines for women concentrate on younger ages
Worries about retirement may depend on age
Strengthening the core muscles can benefit balance
Feeling in control of life can increase longevity
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Older adults are reading those nutrition labels
The more sugar consumed, the higher the risk of death from heart disease
In long-term care, friends and independence matter
Maybe it’s a lot of words, not cognitive decline
Your view on population aging depends on where you live
Muscle strengthening lowers diabetes risk among older women
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Can a spare room generate retirement income?
Memory loss more rapid from heavy drinking
Obesity in middle age is harbinger of early mortality
Sedentary lifestyle isn’t great for men, either
Enjoying life improves the odds of maintaining physical function
Biggest return on employee wellness comes from managing chronic disease
