New Study Finds 61% Reduced Dementia Risk Among Hearing Aid Users Under 70
New research suggests that treating hearing loss earlier in life may help support long-term brain health and lower the risk of dementia.
Ask These Ten Questions to Save Money on Prescriptions
Prescription costs can add up quickly, but asking the right questions may help lower your next pharmacy bill.
New Alzheimer’s Association Report: Americans Care Deeply About Brain Health but Most Don’t Know How to Maintain It
Americans say brain health is one of their top priorities as they age, yet many still aren’t sure how to protect it.
Recommended Reading for April 2026
In Dementia Man, Samuel Simon shares a powerful and deeply personal journey of living with Alzheimer’s with courage, honesty, and purpose. Discover this inspiring memoir that challenges how we think about diagnosis, dignity, and finding meaning at every stage of life…
Parkinson's Awareness Month: Why It Matters
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month—a time to learn more about this condition and support the millions of individuals and families it affects. Discover simple ways to raise awareness, show support, and make a meaningful difference…
Treating Sleep Apnea May Lower Parkinson’s Risk
This article highlights a new study that found that untreated obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) may increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease. It discusses:
Heart Health Awareness Month: Simple steps to a stronger heart
Matthew Landry, assistant professor of population health and disease prevention, walks us through the American Health Association’s Life’s Essential 8 to help lower your risk of cardiovascular disease.
How Virtual Dog Therapy Videos Help Reduce Stress and Boost Mental Health
For dog lovers, the comforting presence of a furry friend is a well-known remedy for stress.
Understanding RSV
Flu season is in full swing, and that also means an elevated risk of RSV, especially for older adults.
Signs It’s Time for Assisted Living
Not sure if it’s time for assisted living? These seven subtle—but important—red flags can help you trust your instincts and confidently support your loved one.