What the data say about America's growing population of older adults
Untangling relationships among sleep, physical activity, and brain health may suggest ways to reduce dementia risk.
Step one in closing the gap: Measure the impact of structural racism.
Shifts in attitudes and policies can pave the way to thriving in later life.
Reducing frailty and disease is just the first step in helping seniors live their best possible lives.
Public health research examines aging at every level, from molecular to societal.
A growing body of research shows the importance of addressing loneliness and social isolation.
Health Care’s Hidden Workforce
Caregivers are the glue in a fragmented system of health care and support services for a ballooning population of aging Americans.