If you were 55 or 65 years old in 1920, you would have been considered “old” or “very old,” respectively. Today, with a longer life expectancy, the definition of “old” has changed. Many adults are now living beyond age 65. And, while old age is just a...
As people age, changes occur all over the body, including in the brain. You might not always remember things as well as before, or you might misplace your glasses and keys more frequently. While this is typically simple forgetfulness, it’s good to know the signs of...
Dementia is a general term used for a decline in mental stability severe enough to interfere with everyday life. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that there are 270,000 Pennsylvanians aged 65 and older living with a form of dementia - including Alzheimer's...