Seniors’ adoption of care robots is influenced by cultural attitudes
Would you trust a robot to care for an older loved one? Beep boop.
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How to stay healthy at 100 years of age
Are you ageing successfully or just ageing? -
How an ageing population permanently changed the Australian economy
The future of Australia’s economy is shaping up to be an incredible prompt for a riddle: ‘something which is... -
A worm to catch diabetes?
New research conducted in Australia may have opened the door for people at risk of type two diabetes. -
Are self-driving cars safe for seniors?
Would you trust a self-driving car? The city of San Francisco might have some opinions on the matter. -
NSW and VIC patients expected to pay more at the GP
Despite strong Federal Government investment, the Victorian and New South Wales State Governments have come under fire... -
How did aged care fare in 2022?
Within a decade, there will be more people aged over 65 years than under 18 living in Australia for the first time in... -
Nine recommendations for improved dementia care
Dementia is a global concern and peak advocacy groups have called for greater cultural awareness. -
The impact of pets on the ageing journey
Ageing is a natural voyage through life. In this journey, pets have likely emerged as a vital source of emotional... -
24/7 nursing milestone attained in aged care homes
The Minister for Aged Care Anika Wells thanked ‘the nurses who voted with their feet and returned to aged care’. -
New COVID-19 variant ‘Eris’ and its potential impact on Aged Care
Ryan Gregory, professor of integrative biology at the University of Guelph in Ontario dubbed the new variant... -
Analysis found regional housing may be the future of affordable living
Low-income, older Australians have faced significant problems with regards to housing affordability. -
How to help someone you love the second you die
“You can’t beat death, but you can beat death in life, sometimes. The more often you learn to do it, the more light... -
79-year-old George Krams is the sign of a life worth living
George set a Guinness World Record in 1982 for maintaining sign language at or above 45 words per minute for 35 hours... -
The impact of oral health won’t stop at the mouth — how six minutes might help
Signs to look out for include extended gum bleeding, receding gums and loose teeth. While periodontitis can’t be... -
The dementia diet: Mediterranean meals
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The aged care landscape is changing and so is Heritage Care
Heritage Care is embracing a new era in aged care, with new ownership and management. -
The 17-year gap between research and results for dementia care
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How ‘Barbie’ approached ageism
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Risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease ‘significantly higher’ in transgender, non-binary population
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The risk facing Australia’s ‘cardiac outback’
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