Alzheimer’s Association’s Annual Research Symposium, Nov. 3
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2023
Four Ways to Support Healthy Aging
If you have elderly family members or friends, you may worry about their health. Aging increases the risk of chronic diseases, but healthy habits can help older adults live independently and maintain their quality of life. Help your loved one with these four tips: Find more ways to help support healthy aging.
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Can Music Influence Healthy Aging?
Many of us have favorite songs that can help us relax after a hectic day or get us moving on the dance floor. Music can also be a powerful gateway to memory; for example, a song from our past may bring back memories that trigger strong emotions. Much more research is needed before any definitive
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Discover Dementia Care Options
People with dementia will need more care as their symptoms worsen. Services, resources, and support systems are available based on the level of support or care you may need. This can include: Find more information about dementia care and local services. Last Updated on October 19, 2023
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CMSS Webinar: Aging vs. Cognitive Decline, October 17
Mark your calendars! Join this webinar: Aging & Cognitive Decline, hosted by Chicago Methodist Senior Services (CMSS). Kat Kline, Director at the Center for Cognitive Wellness, will discuss normal aging, early signs of memory loss, and steps to take if concerned. Register at: http://cmsschicago.org/events/.
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Join AgeGuide’s Virtual Friday Sing-a-Longs for Older Adults
Calling all music lovers! The Sounds Good Choir will be hosting FREE Sing-A-Longs for older adults every Friday from 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM via Zoom! Conductors from the Sounds Good Choir bring you an easy, fun hour of sing-a-long joy with a different theme every week! You must register before attending. Register here: https://ageguide.typeform.com/SingAlong
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What Are the Signs of Depression Among Older Adults?
It is normal to feel down now and then, but if these feelings persist, you may have depression. For some older adults, sadness is not the main symptom of depression. Symptoms may also include: If symptoms last longer than two weeks, don’t ignore the warning signs. Talk to a doctor, as these symptoms could be
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What do We Know About Healthy Aging?
Many factors influence healthy aging. Some of these, such as genetics, are out of our control. However, there are steps you can take to help manage your health, live as independently as possible, and maintain your quality of life as you age. Important factors that support healthy aging include: Learn more about NIA-supported research and
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October is Lewy Body Dementia Awareness Month
Lewy body dementia (LBD) is a disease associated with abnormal deposits of a protein called alpha-synuclein in the brain. These deposits, called Lewy bodies, affect chemicals in the brain whose changes, in turn, can lead to problems with thinking, movement, behavior, and mood. Lewy body dementia is one of the most common causes of dementia. LBD
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Why Diversity is Important in Clinical Trials
Volunteering for a clinical study or trial helps researchers discover new ways to diagnose, treat, and prevent Alzheimer’s disease. If the research involves people who are similar, the findings may not apply to or benefit everyone. For results that benefit different groups of people, researchers need a variety of volunteers, including: Nearly everyone can participate
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