Numerous older adults who are provided with home care do not receive palliative care before passing away
A significant portion of older adults who receive home care do not benefit from palliative care services before their demise, highlighting the necessity for improved strategies to identify those in…
Iron-Related Chronic Illness More Common in East Asian Adults
Recent research from Cornell University has revealed that individuals of East Asian descent are at a greater risk of developing elevated iron stores compared to those of Northern European descent,…
Positive Feelings and Restful Sleep Enhance the Durability of Perceptual Memories
Scientists at the RIKEN Center for Brain Science (CBS) have made significant strides in understanding how perceptual memories associated with positive emotions, such as joy or happiness, are reinforced during…
Air Pollution Obscures Mental Clarity and Complicates Daily Activities
A recent study has highlighted how short-term exposure to particulate matter (PM) air pollution can significantly impair people's ability to process emotions and maintain focus during tasks, making routine grocery…
Studies Indicate That Banning Flavoured E-cigarettes Reduces Vaping but Increases Smoking Among Young Adults
In recent years, the surge in vaping has marked it as a prevalent alternative to traditional smoking. Flavoured e-cigarettes, particularly favoured by young adults, have seen such an increase in…
Research Identifies New Connection between Dietary Habits, Depression, and Alzheimer’s Disease
Recent research from Edith Cowan University (ECU) has illuminated the potential impact of diet on the risk factors for both depression and Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The study indicates that depressive…
Stay Active, Age Gracefully: Recommending Exercise for the Elderly as a Formula for Healthful Ageing
Physical activity has immense benefits for older adults, playing a pivotal role in enhancing longevity and overall health. This is highlighted in a review article published in the Canadian Medical…
Research Establishes Connection Between Mental Well-being and Psychological Resilience in Elderly Women After Hip Fractures
Recent investigations aimed at identifying factors linked to better recovery outcomes for elderly adults post-hip fracture have highlighted the role of mental health and psychological resilience. Published in the Journals…
Postponed REM Sleep May Indicate Early Alzheimer’s Disease
Recent scientific discoveries have illustrated that the quality and quantity of our sleep may play a crucial role in our susceptibility to developing Alzheimer’s disease. A new study has revealed…
Scientists Discover Unexpected Connection to Stroke Risk
Divorce can profoundly affect children's mental health, with new research from The University of Texas at Arlington suggesting these impacts might extend much longer than previously believed, potentially leading to…
Psychological Wellness and Exercise: Creating a Positive Feedback Loop
In a compelling study conducted at the Gerontology Research Center and the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Jyväskylä in Finland, researchers found that many individuals…
Unravelling the Mysteries of Our Biological Clock: How Research Bridges Key Aging Theories
Researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine have recently published groundbreaking results that shine a new light on the age-old question of what triggers ageing at…
Climate Shift Tied to Higher Likelihood of Salmonella Incidents
Recent research from the University of Surrey has underscored the effects of climate change on the spread of Salmonella, building on prior findings that weather changes are catalysing the dissemination…
Senior Citizens in England Report Increased Happiness Since Before the COVID Pandemic, According to Recent National Research
The psychological state and well-being of older individuals in England have undergone significant transformations since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. This revelation comes from a comprehensive study that monitored…
Extensive Research on Cannabis Reveals Effects on Working Memory
A recent study published in JAMA Network Open investigates the effects of both recent and long-term cannabis use on brain function during cognitive tasks, focusing mainly on over 1,000 young…
Research Indicates that Rigorous Blood Pressure Management Lowers the Risk of Cognitive Decline
A recent study conducted by researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine has revealed that just over three years of intensive blood pressure management can continue to significantly reduce…