On this episode of Aging Untold, we share practical tips for managing arthritis pain and supporting emotional well-being. Plus, we discuss how caregivers can respond when someone with dementia repeatedly asks about a deceased loved one.
Roger Kennison started chopping down trees as part of the process of making maple syrup. While Kennison is no longer in the maple syrup business, he is still splitting wood at 88.
Nightmares about being chased by monsters or not being able to protect your family from danger are your brain’s way of helping you deal with stress to prepare you for similar situations in the future.
No One Dies Alone is a movement that trains hospital staff to sit with patients who have no family or friends at the end of life. The movement is still growing, reaching hospitals outside the U.S.
Stress can show up in dreams, whether it’s being chased, feeling trapped or trying to protect someone. If those dreams feel vivid or even intense, that’s often just part of REM sleep.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we look at age-related muscle loss and how exercise and nutrition can help older adults stay strong and independent. We also explore yoga’s benefits for mobility and brain health.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we’re decoding Medicare Part B, including what it is and what it covers. Plus, we’ll discuss how personal style can boost confidence and overall well-being.
An Arizona couple’s experience with dozens of unwanted packages illustrates a growing fraud scheme that targets people across the country. What you should do if “free” mystery packages show up at your door.
By LeAnne Gendreau, Katherine Ambrose , Dr. Rhea Rogers, Amy Cameron O’Rourke and Sondra 'Sam' Cradduck
Personal style can boost confidence and overall wellbeing. The Aging Untold experts are sharing the connection between style, hormones and self-expression at any age.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we share tips for traveling with older adults safely and with less stress. We also break down the difference between capacity and competency in healthcare decision-making.
David Baur, one of the first Peace Corps volunteers to be deployed overseas, is now tutoring fifth-graders at 85 and volunteering at food banks in Michigan.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we look at the growing field of virtual health care. We weigh the pros and cons of telemedicine and discuss its potential impact on your health.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we’re discussing long-distance caregiving. We’ll share insights on how to manage your loved one’s needs from afar and ease the worry that comes with it. Plus, end-of-life doulas are helping families prepare for death with less fear.
By LeAnne Gendreau, Amy Cameron O’Rourke, Sondra 'Sam' Cradduck , Katherine Ambrose and Dr. Rhea Rogers
Caregiving is difficult, and millions of Americans provide care for aging parents or relatives from hundreds of miles away, facing unique challenges that require careful planning and family coordination.
Pulmonary embolisms are uncommon but can quickly turn serious. Limited movement is a risk factor, especially when other issues are in play, Dr. Rhea Rogers said.
End-of-life doulas can help patients discuss pain management options, navigate care decisions and determine where and how they want to spend their final days.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we uncover the hidden pain behind pressure sores and the critical steps to prevent them. Plus, learn how a caregiving “pre-game plan” can help families avoid crisis and protect dignity.
Gluten-free products fill grocery store shelves, reflecting the popularity of a diet that cuts out the protein. But experts say most people don’t need to avoid gluten for medical reasons.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we’re exploring osteoporosis, often called the “silent disease,” and how to protect your bone health before a fracture.
Next Level, a museum and arcade in Oregon, has one of the largest collections of pinball machines in the world, and 265 arcade games. Visitors who pay flat-rate admission can play and learn.
A woman who was inspired by her parents’ work as civil rights activists is using humor to help others through the challenges of caring for someone with Alzheimer's disease.
By LeAnne Gendreau, Dr. Rhea Rogers, Katherine Ambrose , Amy Cameron O’Rourke and Sondra 'Sam' Cradduck
Osteoporosis is often called the “silent disease” because you start to have bone loss before you have symptoms. How to protect your bone health before a fracture happens.
On this episode of Aging Untold, we’ll discuss the signs it may be time for a loved one to stop driving and how to talk about handing over the keys. Plus, we’ll look at how scammers manipulated accounts and stole thousands after what appeared to be a routine customer service inquiry.
Fewer than 1% of the 61 million in the U.S. living with disabilities are teamed with service dogs. Researchers and Canine Companions are working to get more dogs to people in need.
