Falls are the first cause of accidental death for people over 65 years old. It often affects one’s physical and psychological condition. People who fall can lose self-confidence. They can fear falling again and they can become isolated. Falling down can have many consequences: they are often serious since they are linked to the gravity […]
Falls among elderly people: detection, advice and prevention Read More »
A long-term British study from University College London found out that seniors feeling younger than their actual age may live longer than seniors feeling older than they actually are.
People who feel younger than their age are likely to live longer Read More »
“Silver surfers” who use the Internet on a regular basis have better health practices according to recent research from University College London.
In the United States, the cannabis market tends to gain ground. Several American states are legalising cannabis, some for medical use only, others for both medical and recreational use. The debate between those in favour and against cannabis legalising is still going strong. The New York Times published an article in late July promoting its
United States: elders globally in favour of cannabis for therapeutical use Read More »
Improving your hearing can be a lever for fitness and well-being. Who would have thought? We used to be concerned about hearing only to treat ENT disorders. However, a good hearing is now a significant positive marker of a healthy way of life. We all wish to enjoy life and improve our way of living.
