Give Up the Car Keys…Or Get a New Car?
Medical conditions such as arthritis, dementia, hearing loss, visual impairment—and even some of the normal changes of aging, such as slower reaction time and decreased manual dexterity—can mean that it’s no longer safe for a senior to drive. Yet many seniors are very good drivers, having gained experience and savvy during years on the road. According to the American Automobile…
Five Great Research-Based Resolutions for Happier, Healthier Aging
Do you make New Year’s resolutions? A Hand in Hand poll showed that many of our readers resolve to make lifestyle choices that promote healthier aging—including exercise, healthcare management, socialization and a nutritious diet. For your 2017 list, check out these five resolutions, all based on recent research studies: Talk to your doctor about your family health history. A recent…