Tag: elderly
Music: ‘The Inner Revolution of the Soul’
From communication-challenged children to patients in palliative care, music has a uniquely powerful capacity to affect us as humans.
Remembering You’re Forgetful is a Good Thing
Our memories naturally decline as we age. But if you notice it happening, you're actually at lower risk for conditions like Alzheimer's.
An Inside Look at the Epicentre of Everyday Safety
Check out the Challenging Environmental Assessment Lab, a state-of-the-art facility finding ways to keep vulnerable people safe.
How Long Can a Human Actually Live?
The previous estimate was 115 years, but new analysis of the data suggests the actual number may be higher than any of us can imagine.
Nature vs. Nurture vs. Father Time
Why do some people age gracefully, while others encounter problems?
With the population getting grayer, the time to find out is right now.
Why Does Sickness Come with Age?
If you think it's just a failure of the immune system, think again.
Breaking down the complex web of causes could prove vital to us all.
Keeping Seniors Connected with Tech
With social isolation an increasingly serious concern for seniors, new communications technology can help more people age gracefully.
