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Top 7 benefits of exercise for seniors

Stephanie Tsang - 0
In 2018, the World Population Data reported 9% of the global population is 65 years old or older. This age group is defined as older...

Can a positive perception of aging improve quality of life among seniors?

Cooper Powers BSc - 0
A survey conducted in France characterized the impact of psychological perception on possibly improving quality of life. Coming to grips with one’s mortality remains as...

How Do Senior Workers Impact the Workplace? 

Jennifer Kaitlyn Chiu BA - 0
A recent U.S. study outlines the implications of an aging population in the workplace. The study discusses benefits, safety concerns, and discriminatory attitudes towards...

Can Exercises for Seniors Improve Quality of Life?

Cooper Powers BSc - 0
A preliminary study from China examines how resistance training exercises for seniors can be a beneficial program in long-term care facilities. Living a sedentary lifestyle...

Keeping an AI on Retinopathy

Kabriya Thavaratnam - 0
Moorfields Eye Hospital London experts, led by Pearse Keane, have developed an Artificial Intelligence tool to provide a fast and reliable diagnosis for patients...

Virtual Reality for Promoting Well-Being

Mandie Freire BKin - 0
The use of virtual reality (VR) is becoming more available and affordable. Virtual reality studies demonstrate its usefulness in promoting well-being. Various VR tools...

Long COVID associated with cognitive defects that need to be addressed, study urges

Bryn Evans - 0
COVID-19 has taken the world by surprise since 2020, affecting millions globally. Due to the uniqueness of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the virus that causes...

Brain’s “feel good“ hormone can be influenced by will

Indrani Mukherjee - 0
A recent study revealed that the so-called “feel good” hormone in the brain, chemically known as dopamine can be influenced and manipulated at will. Imagine...
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