On World Hearing Day on March 3, it is essential to remember that our hearing, which is fragile and cannot be renewed, deserves to be protected from an early age.
World Hearing Day: how can you protect your hearing on a daily basis? Read More »
According to the French Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (Insee) and the Directorate for Research, Studies, Evaluation and Statistics (DREES), the number of older adults experiencing loss of independence in France will continue to rise until 2050.
Seniors and loss of autonomy: signs that should not be ignored Read More »
Last November, two residents will say “I do” during a secular ceremony held within the facility itself. The management describes this wedding as “unprecedented.”
In Marseille, a wedding in a nursing home challenges common misconceptions about old age Read More »
Reading, learning a new language, visiting libraries, writing, playing games… simple actions that, when repeated over decades, may alter the course of brain aging.
Alzheimer’s: how lifelong learning can delay the disease by 5 years Read More »
A scientific breakthrough from the United Kingdom is generating a non-invasive three-minute brain test that could identify the earliest signs of cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease.
A three-minute test to detect Alzheimer’s before the first symptoms appear Read More »
