What happens to our childhood memories?
“… if you have memories that ‘survived’ that early childhood forgetting zone, then you are…More
Tagged: research
Study: GPS devices improve freedom and quality of life in dementia
A new study carried out by Scandinavia’s SINTEF, has found the use of GPS technology for people with dementia has given them – and their carers or next of kin – an increased sense of security, freedom and quality of life.
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Are you ahead of the statistical curve for ageing?
“There is only one alternative to ageing. There are many alternatives to ageing well.” Dr…More
Women 55+ key to business futures
“Gone are the days when twenty years of management experience guaranteed strong performance as a…More
Laugh your way to a better memory
“So, indeed, laughter is turning out to be not only a good medicine, but also…More
Improving air travel for people with dementia
“while wheelchair and mobility impaired travelers are better catered for these days, there are no…More
How well do blokes deal with retirement?
How well do blokes deal with retirement? This might seem a strange question to be…More
Who’s happy in retirement villages?
Even so, the research does tell us that, for a considerable number of people, the…More
The dumbing down of Australia
Australia is in the bottom seven countries, rated by government spend on research and development…More
Post 65, 15 minutes of physical activity prolongs life
A new study looking at the relationship between physical exercise and prevention of cardiovascular disease…More