Geriatrics
Commentary
On Second Thought: Aspirin for Primary Prevention — What We Really Know
Recommendations vis-à-vis aspirin have evolved at a dizzying pace.
Opinion
Myth of the Month: Are Thickened Liquids Helpful in Dysphagia Patients?
The risks of the diet include dehydration, poor oral intake, and decreased quality of life.
News
More Evidence Ties Semaglutide to Reduced Alzheimer’s Risk
The findings align with recent evidence suggesting GLP-1 RAs may protect cognitive function.
Commentary
How Old Are You? Stand on One Leg and I’ll Tell You
There are some big changes in body chemistry over time — and those changes peak at age 44 and age 60.
News
These Patients May Be Less Adherent to nAMD Treatment
Patients with nAMD diagnosed by their family doctor or general practitioner had a threefold higher risk for nonadherence than those diagnosed by...
News
CGM With Geriatric Care Simplifies T1D Management in Seniors
The intervention group showed a median reduction of 2.6% in the duration of hypoglycemia vs a 0.3% reduction in the control group.
News
Does Screening for CKD Benefit Older Adults?
“Screening older people for CKD may be of value to increase detection and enable disease-modifying treatment to be initiated at an earlier stage...
News
More Protein Is Advantageous for Elderly Patients With CKD
“We observed an inverse association between total protein intake and mortality among participants with CKD but a somewhat weaker one than among...
News
Regularly Drinking Alcohol After Age 60 Linked to Early Death
High-risk drinking was linked to a 33% increased risk of early death, a 39% increased risk of dying from cancer, and a 21% increased risk of dying...
News
Two Diets Linked to Improved Cognition, Slowed Brain Aging
Intermittent fasting and a healthy living diet improved overall health and slowed brain aging in older overweight adults.