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AgeWise Colorado Observer
AgeWise Colorado Observer brings you brief senior-focused news capsules from around the state and the nation in addition to other nuggets of knowledge that may benefit Colorado’s older adults and their caregivers. Here’s the latest:
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Recent Articles
“Epidemic of Loneliness” Drawing A Lot of Attention
More and more people — experts in their fields as well as watchful observers in general — are zeroing in on the existence and extent of what’s been called an “epidemic of loneliness.” An epidemic that, like certain other maladies, poses risk for a generalized deterioration in one’s health.
A different “oscopy”: A layman’s exam of life in later years
Aging often brings on a need for any number of oscopies to assess particular medical issues. These typically require sophisticated equipment, procedures, and selected health care specialists. A different oscopy can be just as important in later years, one that
Technology and Aging
During the pandemic, technology kept us together, both at work and at home. Older adults embraced certain tech innovations to stay in touch with family and friends and to receive crucial services like medical care. It was a shot in
Signs That May Tell Coloradans It’s Time for Memory Care
Although some forms of memory loss are quite common in adults age 65 and older and may be of little concern, there are certain symptoms that indicate something more than normal forgetfulness is occurring. When these signs become consistent and concerning, it can affect the ability to safely age in place and may indicate it’s time to consider formal memory care as the more practical and secure alternative
Proposed New Testing for Alzheimer’s Disease Stirs Controversy
A proposed new method in testing for and diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease has pitted physician against physician, researcher against researcher, and even has the Alzheimer’s Association and the American Geriatrics Society at odds.
End of Life Planning in Colorado
According to Haruki Murakami, death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it. We all die, just as we all are born. Our parents spend 9 months planning and getting ready for our arrival, but so many