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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More, shorter leisure trips for boomers
Planning vacations trumps planning for retirement
Occupancy in independent and assisted living trends upward
Diets affected by multiple influences
Older adults stung by ageism
First comes safety, then social connection, then lots of walking
Heart attack is costly for survivors and employers
Little physical activity, more risk of dementia for 90+
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Positive thoughts may counteract health decline
Younger people worry about retirement
First-time grandparents dive into childcare
Consensus paper focuses on people 65+ with diabetes
Choices in middle age do result in healthy aging
Multigenerational households mean upsizing
Meaningful social participation leads to successful aging
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“Retirement” may mean launching a business
More religious attendance; fewer functional limitations
Healthy lifestyle means longer life for cancer survivors
Positive stereotypes don’t guarantee a positive self-image
Weight shifts are the primary cause of falls in long-term care
New approaches needed to house an aging population
Editor’s note: Special issue focuses on cognition and driving safety
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Physical activity and leisure activity aid cognitive ability
Body image dissatisfaction exists, but less a concern of older adults
Attitude toward retirement important for longevity
Relationships drive satisfaction in assisted living
Friends and neighbors may influence obesity rates
What do employee want in a wellness program?
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Heart disease deaths decline in Europe, but still prevalent
Retirement plans are available, but confusing
Boomers not as healthy as their parents
Body image conflicts surface during water exercise
Eat Mediterranean, maintain walking speed
Faster walking pace lowers risk of metabolic syndrome
International spotlight shines on opportunities of aging
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Free bus passes effectively encourage walking
Older job seekers go online
The oldest in Canada live in private homes
Strength training may help reduce cognitive decline
Cultural sensitivity needed to promote healthier eating
After stroke, exercise improves memory and thinking
