Geriatrics

A recent study examined the effects of long-term serious depressive symptoms on cardiovascular risk in older adults.

A new clinical perspective paper examined a link between small amounts of physical activity and a lower risk of cardiovascular disease.

In a new study, researchers tested whether high-intensity exercise, performed without the assistance of a caregiver, would affect dementia patients’ life activities and balance.

New research finds a connection between herpes zoster—more commonly known as shingles—and higher rates of acute cardiovascular events such as ischemic stroke and heart attack.

A new study examined how high levels of perceived stress affect the risk of developing amnestic mild cognitive impairment.

The American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons has released 2 new Appropriate Use Criteria for the treatment and rehabilitation of elderly patients with hip fractures.

A recent study examined whether using radiographs alone is the best method to diagnose hip osteoarthritis.

Results of a recent study provide novel insights into the mechanisms of pain in knee osteoarthritis.

A recent study evaluated the effectiveness of guideline-recommended levels of physical activity at lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease among older adults.

The potential relevance of changes in sense of humor in predicting risk of dementia was explored in a recent study.