Healthy Aging

Enhanced Tai Chi May Improve Cognition in Some Older Adults

An NIA-funded study found that a form of tai chi that combines mental puzzles and challenges with traditional physical movements improved cognition in older adults with mild cognitive impairment.  The study divided 304 participants with mild cognitive impairment into three groups and provided them with a virtual exercise class in their homes for six months. […]

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University of Chicago Hosting Symposium on Healthy Aging, Thursday, October 20

NORC and the University of Chicago are hosting an upcoming all-day event on Thursday, October 20 in Hyde Park at the Chicago Theological Seminary: The Symposium on Healthy Aging. Registration is free. Drs. William Dale and Patricia Boyle will be keynote speakers, and there will also be three panels that cover cutting edge research on

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Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
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