A Journal of Applied Gerontology special issue examines how health, care access and social support shape older adults’ disaster risks and recovery.
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For Older Adults, Disaster Risk Starts Long Before Disaster Strikes
Florida’s Dengue Outbreak Is Now The Largest In The Continental U.S. In Decades
Florida has reported more than 250 locally acquired dengue cases this year, with most in Hillsborough County near Tampa.
Leucine Does More Than Build Muscle. It Powers Up Your Cells
A University of Cologne-led study finds leucine can help stabilize mitochondrial proteins, while researchers caution that altering the pathway may carry risks.
Improving Primary Care For Chronic Health Conditions; New Target For Asthma And COPD
A 19-country analysis of nearly 70,000 adults with chronic conditions found better reported care was associated with provider continuity and coordination.
11 Best Non-Slip Slippers for Seniors in 2027
Compare 11 non-slip slippers for seniors, with picks for adjustable fit, indoor-outdoor use, wide feet, and everyday comfort.
15 Best Garden Pruning Tools for Every Yard in 2027
Compare 15 garden pruning tools, from bypass shears to pole saws, and find the right fit for everyday trimming, thick branches, and tall trees.
Household Hazards Can Worsen Home Health Infection Prevention
A study of 250 New York home-care patients and caregivers found poor lighting and infestation were common hazards that may complicate infection prevention.
15 Best Halloween in 2027
Discover the top Halloween products for 2027. From spooky decorations to fun treats, find the best options to make your holiday unforgettable.
Monoclonal Antibodies For Alzheimer’s: How Leqembi And Kisunla Work
Leqembi and Kisunla target different forms of beta-amyloid and modestly slow decline in early Alzheimer’s. Their benefits and risks remain debated.
More Medical Debt Linked To More Deadly Cancers
A study of 2,958 U.S. counties linked higher medical debt prevalence with more late-stage diagnoses for most cancers, especially lung cancer.
