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Study: Alzheimer’s blood biomarker tests less reliable in some populations
Recent research revealed that blood tests for biomarkers of Alzheimer’s are less reliable for Black patients than for other racial…
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New film, study, explore joys and struggles of family caregivers
A recent study shows that 48% of U.S. states are bordering on a caregiving crisis, highlighted in a new documentary…
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Former HHS Secretary Becerra to journalists at HJ25: Speak truth to power
At HJ25, former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra encouraged journalists to stand up against misinformation and disinformation from the government.
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What researchers hope to learn from one Italian region’s oldest residents
In Italy, researchers are meeting this month to discuss the results of a decade-long study on healthy aging, stem cells…
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Meals on Wheels and similar programs left in limbo amid agency dismantling
The dismantling of the Administration for Community Living has left senior nutrition programs like Meals on Wheels in jeopardy. Here’s…
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Looming budget cuts: What to know when covering Medicaid for older adults
If the Fiscal Year 2025 budget passes, it needs to be offset by $880 billion in cuts, making Medicaid a…
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What to know about palliative and hospice care
Despite what many people think, palliative care is distinct from hospice care — it’s not just for end-of-life.
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What’s at stake for older adults amid proposed Medicaid cuts
If Congress slashes $880 billion from the proposed federal budget, it will mean significant Medicaid cuts.
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Are states prepared for older, lower-income populations?
A recent report is a reality check on a looming crisis for many states: providing adequate services and support for…
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How research misconduct harms patients and science
In this webinar, we speak with an investigative journalist and neuroscientist who uncovered widespread Alzheimer’s research misconduct.