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• Tweaking dietary fat intake could help slow brain aging, study suggests - Boston.com
  Boston.comTweaking dietary fat intake could help slow brain aging, study suggestsBoston.comOlive oil, avocado, and other monounsaturated fats appear to slow brain aging. The study, published online in the Annals of Neurology, compared dietary surveys taken from nearly 6200 healthy women over age 65 with cognitive functioning tests taken ...With Fat: What's Good or Bad for the Heart, May Be the Same for the BrainScience Daily (press release)a […]
• Aging council spends wisely - Monroe News Star
  Aging council spends wiselyMonroe News StarThe Ouachita Council on Aging has demonstrated in a very concrete way that good stewardship of funding is a hallmark of the operation. Thanks to the hard work of the council, its board of directors and generosity from the community, the mortgage has ... […]
• CELTICS: No quit in Kevin Garnett, aging Celts - Middletown Press
  Bleacher ReportCELTICS: No quit in Kevin Garnett, aging CeltsMiddletown PressBy DAN GELSTON AP PHILADELPHIA — Kevin Garnett turns 36 on Saturday, a youthful age for any man, except for the rare ones with nearly 55000 punishing minutes absorbed on an NBA floor. Garnett knows all the ageist labels attached to the Boston Celtics.76ers look to learn from lessons provided by aging CelticsSunHerald.comBoston Celtics Should Look to Deal Aging Paul Pierc […]
• House Calls: Aging in place - Leader-Telegram
  House Calls: Aging in placeLeader-TelegramThis is called "aging in place." Aging in place is generally defined as living in one's home safely, comfortably and independently, regardless of age, income or level of mobility. It can be an agonizing decision to have to choose whether to move or ...Aging in Place a Growing Trend in Remodeling89.7 WUWM - Milwaukee Public Radioall 2 news articles » […]
• Aging Well Conference to be held June 1 at UW-Parkside - Journal Times
  Aging Well Conference to be held June 1 at UW-ParksideJournal TimesSOMERS — The University of Wisconsin-Parkside welcomes social workers, health care professionals, caregivers and anyone dealing with issues raised by aging to the 22nd Aging Well Conference June 1. Held in the university's Student Center, this one-day ... […]