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Barry Kerzin is a physician and an ordained Buddhist monk. He says the pressure in our society to choose between science and spirituality is dangerous and divisive. He believes that they can not only coexist but that they must for our own physical and mental wellbeing.
Eugenia doesn’t look at her Alzheimer’s disease with fear. She says the knowledge of her disease motivates her to be positive and find joy every day.
Forgetfulness can be a normal part of aging or be caused by a variety of causes. And everyone has occasional lapses. Here are five brain games to improve memory.
The benefits of Tai chi are many, including balance and brain stimulation. It’s a great stress reducer as well.
Curious how you can improve your brain health as you age? We’ve outlined common habits you should avoid and some simple things you can start doing now to improve your brain health.
The fight against Alzheimer’s disease is a year-long effort. Our partners at Aviv Clinics offer tips for boosting your brain health, essential preventative medicine for older adults.
The fight to end Alzheimer’s disease hit a significant benchmark Monday with the first ever Food and Drug Administration approved treatment for the underlying…
We’ve partnered with Aviv Clinics to share life-saving details on preventing and treating strokes, the leading cause of long-term disabilities in the U.S
An expansive new study promotes the power of sleep for people in their 50s and 60s. Research shows a good night’s sleep will improve your chances of not developing dementia.
Whether it’s the feeling of the isolation and fear associated with the global pandemic or a side effect of COVID-19 survivors, there are concerns about lingering feelings of mental fuzziness.
In cognitive tests, the research showed cognition scores began to decline in the early baby boomers and decreased further in the mid-baby boomers.
Some people would consider Sadie a bad dog. She had been turned away at three shelters before ending up at the Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge in Oakland, New Jersey, last September.