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It is not uncommon for older parents or other family members to apologize before asking for help. Learn what that could signal and how to communicate.
Intergenerational centers bring older adults and the young together under one roof, combining services such as nursing homes and daycare centers.
A retiree in Arizona made a major prehistoric find when he spotted a large collection of tracks from chirotherium, animals that predated dinosaurs.
In this episode of Aging Untold, we break down medical overtreatment when tests, procedures and medications start to pile up, and the questions to ask for care that fits your goals. We also look at why some seniors default to saying “I’m sorry,” and how to respond in ways that build respect.
Are you looking into assisted living care? The Aging Untold experts share what to look for and costs to ask about when touring assisted living communities.
In this episode of Aging Untold, we look at why fatigue and brain fog may be more than “just aging,” including the often-missed condition of anemia.
When an aging family member says they don't need help, the responses can mask real concerns, especially when they're visibly struggling. How families can approach care conversations.
Grocery shopping plays a key role in maintaining a heart-healthy diet, but certain foods can work against cardiovascular well-being.
Little Golden Books have been bringing children’s stories to life for more than 80 years. An exhibit at the LSU Museum of Art displayed original artwork from the children’s book series and featured 60 original illustrations.
In this episode of Aging Untold, we’ll cover what you need to know when choosing an assisted-living community and the crucial questions to ask before you commit. We’ll also look at why some older adults reject much-needed help and share strategies for offering support without ultimatums.
When facing tough times, people might hide troubles. But for some aging loved ones, keeping secrets can be a desperate attempt to control an uncontrollable situation, which can become dangerous.
A grandmother in Louisiana lost limbs after going into septic shock, the final and most severe stage of sepsis, and she has found new purpose helping others.
For many older adults, the simple go bag isn’t enough to be prepared for an emergency because they face unique challenges in the threat of disaster. Here's how to make a plan.
Judy Wattenberg leads "What's So Funny?," a joke-telling group, at a community center in Michigan, that brings older adults together to share laughter.
In this episode of Aging Untold, we delve into the hidden struggles of older adults who keep secrets to maintain control and explore how families can bridge communication gaps.
Dementia isn’t just about memory loss. We are breaking down what’s happening in the brain, what causes dementia and the different types.
The Aging Untold experts are exploring what causes resentment in caregiving relationships and how to address it.
Health care providers no longer use the term “hormone replacement therapy” when treating menopause symptoms. The treatment is now called hormone therapy, reflecting a change in medical understanding.
Alonzo Cheeks calls himself “the man in the can.” He serves patrons at Broadway bars while also working as a mental health counselor and addiction recovery specialist.
A family history of heart disease, diabetes or high cholesterol can feel like a warning about what’s ahead, but genes are only part of the story.
Portland International Airport brought in pianos in hopes of easing the anxiety of flying. Now there are multiple pianos across the terminal with volunteer musicians performing live music.
In this episode of Aging Untold, we explain why dementia isn’t just about memory loss. We break down what’s happening in the brain, what causes dementia and the different types. Then we tackle caregiver resentment and healthier ways to cope.
Older adults managing multiple health conditions face serious risks when medications aren’t taken correctly. We are sharing practical ways to manage medications and keep prescriptions on track.
Is today’s technology helping older adults or making life harder? There are resources to help.