Only in America: Opposition calls psychologists to talk about Trump’s mental health
Some Democrat party members are so concerned about the US President’s state of mind, they…More
Author: Lauren Broomham
Lauren Broomham
Lauren is a journalist for villages.com.au, agedcare101 and The Donaldson Sisters. Growing up in a big family in small town communities, she has always had a love for the written word, joining her local library at the age of six months. With over eight years' experience in writing and editing, she is a keen follower of news and current affairs with a nose for a good story.
Would you go back to living in a share house – in your 50’s?
It’s what many baby boomers are doing, according to Andrew Colagiuri, Founder of Bright Residential…More
Does brain training really work? Scientists say this is the only type that works
We’ve all heard of apps and online courses that can help to improve our memory…More
Only in America: Trump administration removes ‘climate change’ from environmental protection website
As we covered here, the administration took down the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website in April,…More
92-year-old aged care resident stranded by hurricane rescued – by an Uber
Margarita Berga de Lema had been stuck on the fifth floor of an aged care…More
Men, want a happy marriage? Stop thinking your wife is bad with money
Husbands who think their wives spend too much money – whether true or not –…More
A smartwatch for aged care residents? It’s on its way
Aged care provider IRT Group and Auckland-based software company Jupl have teamed up to trial…More
Want to keep your mind sharp as you get older? Science says volunteering can help
US researchers have discovered that volunteering can improve cognitive function in older adults, especially women and…More
Video: man goes for perfect Bondi Beach selfie – fails epically
As the disclaimer says: “This is what happens when you take selfies in Australia.” Check…More
Think lack of sleep is a normal part of ageing? Think again
A new US study has found around half of people aged 65 to 80 wrongly…More