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Class of Alzheimer’s Drug Presents Unique Challenge for Patients With Cardiovascular Disease, Says JAMA Article
Authors advocate for additional research to improve decision-making before initiating lecanemab
- Brain Health
- Medication
- Physical Health and Function
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Study Finds Higher Risk for Fracture From Falls in Men Than in Women
Previous falls should be integrated in FRAX to increase predictive accuracy of future falls.
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New Research Suggests Tai Chi Outperforms Conventional Exercise in Improving Mobility and Balance in Seniors
Findings based on 12 studies involving 2,901 participants
- Physical Health and Function
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Hebrew SeniorLife’s Dae Hyun Kim, MD, MPH, ScD, Elected to American Society for Clinical Investigation
Honored for research related to clinical care and population health management tailored to a person’s frailty level
- Health Care Services and Policy
- Physical Health and Function
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New Study Shows Intensive Blood-Pressure Treatment Effective Regardless of Hypotension
Researchers’ findings have the potential to reshape clinical approaches to blood-pressure management.
- Physical Health and Function
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Reduced-Dose Oral Anticoagulants Effective for Older Adults with Multiple Chronic Conditions
Researchers found a higher rate of bleeding and little difference in effectiveness.
- Medication
- Physical Health and Function
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Study Highlights Optimal Timing for Assessing Orthostatic Hypotension in Older Adults and Its Impact on Fall Risk
Assessments after 4 to 6 minutes are best for predicting fall risk.
- Physical Health and Function
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Research Fellow Amir Baniassadi, PhD, Named 2023 STAT Wunderkind
Dr. Baniassadi studies environmental health with a focus on the health and well-being of older adults within the built environment.
- Biomarkers and Genetics
- Brain Health
- Data Science and Technology
- Physical Health and Function
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Brain Stimulation Targets Key Networks for Enhanced Cognitive & Physical Health
Non-invasive stimulation of brain networks may pave the way for advances in fall prevention, rehabilitation strategies, and Alzheimer’s treatment.
- Brain Health
- Physical Health and Function
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Study Finds Connection Between Gut Microbiome and Bone Density
Could Lead to New Strategies to Improve Bone Strength in Older Americans
- Biomarkers and Genetics
- Physical Health and Function