Elderly people often make security mistakes on the Internet. Here are the 5 most common Internet security mistakes done by elderly people, as well as some tips to avoid them.
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Alzheimer’s : facts and figures In the world, nearly 44 million people suffer from Alzheimer’s or some related form of dementia. By 2050, this number will swell up to 130 million. Alzheimer’s is most prevalent in Western Europe and North America, and least prevalent in Sub-Saharan Africa. In the UK, more than 1.5 million people‘s lives are affected
Ubiquid turns retirement home residents’ clothes into connected devices. Ubiquid is a French start-up which transforms clothes and valuable objects (dentures, hearing aids, walking stick…) of residents in retirement homes into connected objects. Thanks to RFID tags, each element can be identified and localized. Errors are avoided (e.g. wrong washing machine program, wrong storage…).
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Simplified NTIC specialist Doro keeps developing and innovating in order to acompany people looking for easy-to-use devices. They are now present in 35 countries worldwide. The Swedish company is indeed spreading to Algeria to help fixed lines become more accessible.
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Falls are still the number one cause of accidental deaths for people over 65 years old. They can have severe effects on a senior’s physical and/or psychological condition. A new study suggests that bloodstream, respiratory and even urinary infections can cause falls not only for elderly people, but younger people as well.
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