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A New Training Program Facilitates Home-Based Transcranial Electrical Stimulation
Home-based treatment can be easier and more accessible for older adults.
- Brain Health
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Frailty Is a Major Determinant of Postoperative Outcomes in Older Adults, Regardless of Surgery
Study shows significant impact of frailty on mortality and home time loss.
- Physical Health and Function
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Study Investigates Vascular Dysfunction as Mechanism Underlying Link Between Heart and Bone Health in Older Adults
Data collected from the Framingham Heart Study
- Physical Health and Function
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Sharon K. Inouye, MD, MPH, Featured in New Book “The Aging Revolution”
Dr. Inouye created a system for the early identification and prevention of delirium in hospitalized older adults.
- Brain Health
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Dae Hyun Kim, MD, MPH, ScD, Receives 2024 Harvard Medical School Mentoring Award
Dr. Kim has mentored over 40 people in their early careers.
- Physical Health and Function
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Study Finds Link Between BMI Trajectories and Fracture Risk in Late Adulthood
Findings highlight the importance of stable BMI throughout adulthood.
- Physical Health and Function
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Dr. Sandra Shi Receives American Geriatrics Society Health in Aging Foundation New Investigator Award
Award recognizes leaders conducting new and relevant research in geriatrics.
- Physical Health and Function
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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