News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club
Stay informed with "News for the Ages," where we explore the latest developments in aging, longevity, and caregiving. Hosted by Linda Sherman and Ray Gordon with regular co-hosting support from Debbie Howard, our show features insights from a diverse group of industry experts. Each week, we delve into journalistic articles from respected publications, bringing you the most current and informative stories. Join our lively discussions as we cover wellness, neuroscience, aging in place, senior fitness, caregiver support and more.Our sister podcast is Rethinking Aging Club Podcast.
Older Athletes Sports Health, Lonely Seniors Turning to AI Bots for Companionship, AI Diagnoses 2-17-26
In our 2-17-26 News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club episode we discussed the benefits of sports for older adults, emphasizing the importance of gradual participation and touched on updating equipment. The conversation also covered the use of AI in healthcare, with examples of AI outperforming human doctors in diagnoses and the potential of AI to reduce social isolation.
Presented by Elizabeth Magallon Fleury, CAPS, Life's Encore Planning
Washington Post 8-13-25 Older Athletes Sports Health by Bob Brody
https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2025/08/13/older-athletes-sports-health
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First Human Cellular Reprogramming Trial Cleared by FDA, GLP-1 Muscle Mass Loss, Older Americans Quitting Weight Loss Drugs 2-10-26
Our News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club, Feb 10, 2026 episode discussed the FDA's approval of a study on reprogramming genes to reverse eye damage in glaucoma patients using viruses carrying three reprogramming genes. The study aims to regenerate blood flow to the optic nerve.
Concerns were raised about muscle loss and functional strength reduction in GLP-1 drug users, with 47% of users discontinuing within a year due to side effects and cost. The Biden administration's efforts to cap out-of-pocket costs for Medicare beneficiaries were noted, but Medicare's current regulations prohibit coverage for weight loss drugs.
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How to Live to 100 Dick Van Dyke, US Withdrawal from WHO, NIC Report 2-3-26
In this News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club podcast episode recorded with a live audience on February 3rd, 2026, Elizabeth shared an article on Dick Van Dyke's secrets to living to 100, emphasizing physical activity, playfulness, and maintaining social connections. Ellen reported on the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO, noting its potential impact on global health. Benjamin presented on healthcare innovations for senior housing, focusing on wellness programs, precision medicine, and CMS initiatives like the Access, Team, and Elevate models. Our discussion underscored the importance of personal responsibility in health and the potential benefits of integrated healthcare services...
ASHA Living Winter 2026 Report, Rendever VR for Social Connections 1-27-26
Benjamin Surmi reported on the American Seniors Housing Association's report, "Surviving to Thriving" for our discussion. The report outlines key principles for senior living: value, inclusion, trust, agency, longevity, and systems (VI-LTS), emphasizing the need for affordable housing, outcome-based metrics, and innovative living formats like modular designs and multi-generational layouts. It highlights the importance of data intelligence and the potential of virtual reality in enhancing social connections and cognitive functions among older adults. The discussion also touched on the challenges of integrating Medicaid into senior living.
Debbie Howard reported on an article featuring Rendever and we discussed...
Three Best of Wellness, Mobility and Healthtech CES 2026 Articles Discussed 1-20-26
In this episode we discussed three Best of CES 2026 articles in the wellness, mobility and healthtech categories.
Presented by Ellen Khalifa, Habits Coach for Healthspan and Wellspan
PC Mag 1-13-26 Top 10 Wellness Gadgets CES 2026 by Angela Moscaritolo
https://www.pcmag.com/news/fit-for-the-future-top-wellness-gadgets-to-recharge-your-routine-ces-2026
Linda mentioned our 9-28-23 podcast with Phoenix Hipwear offering benefits similar to Smart Hip Guardian product in this article.
Included in this article, Sensate will be featured on our March 12 CES 2026 Highlights Longevity episode.
Presented by Benjamin Surmi, Senior Living Expert, Social Gerontologist
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Elder Millennials, Smart Home Products for Aging in Place 12-30-25
In this 12-30-25 News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club episode, Ellen Khalifa presented an article from New York Magazine on elder millennials, highlighting the concept of "the cliff" at ages 44 and 60, and the importance of self-acceptance and adaptability.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury presented the second part of her smart home products for aging in place, covering Wirecutter recommendations including the Amazon Echo Show 3, Apple iPad 11th generation, and smart locks for enhanced security and convenience. The discussion also covered the benefits of intergenerational activities and the importance of staying active to combat sedentarism.
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UK Longevity Medicine, How Exercise Slows Cancer, Smart Home Devices for Aging in Place 12-23-25
In our December 23, 2025 News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club episode Dr. Zalan Alam explained the British approach to longevity, emphasizing lifestyle interventions and social prescribing over supplements.
Ray Gordon presented an article from New Scientist, explaining how exercise shifts metabolism to favor muscle cells over cancer cells. A new animal study confirms the continuing theory that muscle cells are more greedy for energy than cancer cells, potentially slowing cancer growth. Earlier related studies are included in our show notes.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury presented the first half of her Wirecutter article on smart home d...
Caregiving Crisis, Questions to Ask Your Elders, Memory Care Marketing, Resistance to Disability Self Identifying 12-16-25
Debbie Howard presented two articles: one on the caregiving crisis, highlighting increasing stress and financial strain on caregivers, with average caregiving duration at 4.5 years. Her second article focuses on questions to ask elders over the holidays to capture their life stories.
Benjamin Surmi shared insights on memory care marketing tactics, emphasizing the importance of authentic representation and community engagement.
Ellen Khalifa presented an article about the stigma around disability labels, noting that older adults often resist identifying as disabled despite needing accommodations.
Presented by Debbie Howard, Aging Matters International
NY Times Opinion 11/24/25 We...
Health Span, Fun Retirement Communities 12-9-25
In this episode we discussed health span and intrinsic capacity, with Ellen Khalifa highlighting a New Scientist article. The article noted that by 2029, 1.4 billion people will be aged 60 or over, but health expectancy hasn't kept pace with life expectancy. Intrinsic capacity shows improvements in cohorts born in the 1950s compared to earlier generations.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury presented a New York Times article on fun retirement communities, showcasing various niche living options for baby boomers, including university-affiliated communities and those focused on specific interests like art, religion, and outdoor activities.
Presented by Ellen Khalifa, Habits Coach for...
Unlicensed Small Care Homes Issue, Arthritis Treatment 12-2-25
In this News for the Ages episode we discussed the issue of older adults being lured into unlicensed adult family homes also known as small group care homes in Maryland, where they are charged significantly less but receive substandard care. Despite hundreds of complaints since 2023, only one referral for prosecution has been made. The conversation covered why enforcement of regulations is difficult.
Ray Gordon reported on advancements in osteoarthritis research, including early detection methods and potential treatments to prevent or delay the need for surgery. The importance of maintaining joint health through exercise and physical therapy was...
Transportation for Japan Aging Rural Population; 70 is the New 50 in the USA 11-25-25
Live from Japan, Ginger Griggs presented the critical challenge of maintaining adequate transportation services due to the convergence of the aging and declining population, along with depopulation in rural areas (which can leave residents stuck in a “ transportation desert”). With about 1/3 of our population in Japan 65+ years old, and a huge percent of them living alone, the ability to get out to reach necessary services, or to have them come to you, is of huge concern.
Ellen Khalifa share the IMF report that found a 70-year-old in 2022 has the cognitive ability of a 53-year-old in 2000 and the phys...
Colleges Offering Over 65 Housing, Hidden Costs of Downsizing, Language Learning Brain Health Benefits Study, Impact of Medicaid Cuts 11-18-25
In this News for the Ages episode Benjamin Surmi highlighted the trend of senior living communities on college campuses, noting the financial benefits to colleges but warned of the challenges of integrating seniors into campus life. Buyer beware.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury discussed the hidden costs of downsizing, emphasizing the need for strategic planning and adaptive design.
Ellen Khalifa shared a study linking multilingualism to slower brain aging.
Debbie Howard warned of the impact of Medicaid cuts on older adults, predicting increased strain on emergency rooms, caregiver shortages, and rural health delivery.
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McKinsey Health Institute White Paper on Investing in Healthy Aging in USA; America’s Caregiving Crisis is Getting Worse 11-11-25
November is National Family Caregiver Month. November 11 is Veteran’s Day.
We discussed the McKinsey Health Institute's report on investing in healthy aging in the USA, which projects that $1 invested in healthy aging interventions could yield $3 in economic and healthcare benefits. Key interventions include transportation, housing, and public safety. The report highlights a median ROI of 3.0 times, with specific interventions showing up to 224 times ROI. The discussion also covered the worsening caregiving crisis in America, with 63 million caregivers providing $600 billion in economic value. Solutions proposed include expanding paid family leave, strengthening Medicare, and establishing federal tax credits fo...
Election Day Aging-related News, GetSetUp Active Aging Report, Retirement Relocation 11-4-25
Benjamin Surmi highlighted three election day ballot items: a $3 billion dementia research center in Texas, a proposal to invest Washington's payroll taxes into the stock market, and a change in Maine regarding absentee voting for older adults. Debbie Howard shared insights from GetSetUp's 2025 Active Aging Report, emphasizing the importance of digital literacy and health literacy for older adults. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury led the discussion on the complexities of relocating after retirement, including considerations for living abroad. Co-hosts Linda Sherman and Ray Gordon added commentary.
Presented by Benjamin Surmi, Koelsch Communities
Three Aging-related Issues on the Ballot...
Top Senior Living Design Trends, Retirement Planning 10-28-25
We discussed key trends in senior living, including building in last frontier markets, combating obsolescence, incorporating biophilia and sustainability, and local inspiration in this episode of News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club podcast. Senior Living faces a shortage of new units, with occupancy expected to reach 90% by 2026. We also covered retirement concerns, highlighting that only 37% of Americans expect to retire within a realistic timeframe. Gen Xers were advised to build emergency funds, tackle debt, and consider long-term care insurance. The importance of home ownership and aggressive investment strategies was emphasized, along with the potential benefits of Roth...
Osteoporosis Risk for Men, Menopause and Eye Health 10-21-25
October 20, 2025 was World Osteoporosis Day and October is Menopause Awareness Month. Ellen Khalifa highlighted a New York Times article on osteoporosis in men, noting that one in five men over 50 face fractures, with higher mortality rates than women.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury shared a Huffington Post article on menopause's impact on eye health, emphasizing dry eyes and the need for regular eye checks.
Debbie Howard announced a free Discover Live virtual tour for caregivers on November 4. The discussion also covered the SF AgeTech hackathon, where teams developed solutions for remote caregivers and sandwich caregivers. Ellen and El...
Longevity Day Club for Aging in Place, Living at Sea Month to Month, 102 Year Old Yogi, Longevity Social Connections for Introverts 10-14-25
We discussed Longevity and Living Choices in the news.
Presented by Benjamin Surmi, Koelsch Communities
Senior Housing News 4-18-25 Longevity Day Club by Innovation Senior Living in Florida by Andrew Christman
https://seniorhousingnews.com/2025/04/18/innovation-senior-living-to-pilot-adult-day-service-aimed-at-older-adults-living-at-home/
West Orlando News 10-13-25 Month-to-Month Living at Sea, with Rent-to-Own, Launched
Mentioned Katheryn Speer Shoaf RN CEO Elite Cruises and Vacations spoke on our 11-9-23 with James Lee; Julius Bruch PhD, MD; Melissa Bernstein
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Immigration, Chief Longevity Officer, Boomer Women Economic Influence, Longevity Rules for Women 10-7-25
Benjamin Surmi reported on a new federal immigration proposal aiming to address workforce needs, including a new caregiver visa for child and elder care. Ellen Khalifa highlighted the rise of Chief Longevity Officers in companies like L'Oreal and Fidelidad, emphasizing the importance of integrating longevity strategies into business models. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury discussed the economic power of Boomer women, who control up to $40 trillion and influence healthcare and charitable contributions. Debbie Howard reviewed an article on longevity rules for women, noting similarities and differences in exercise, diet, and medication needs between genders.
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Senior Living Opportunities, Longevity Drugs and Supplements 9-30-25
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury highlighted five key shifts: from dependency to desire, curation of experiences, technology as infrastructure, changing decision-making processes, and consumer diversity. Benjamin Surmi noted the importance of curation over care. The conversation underscored the need for senior housing to adapt to evolving consumer expectations and technological advancements. Ray Gordon gave us an update for Metformin, Quercetin and other research into longevity support from BBC Science. Linda Sherman and Debbie Howard contributed to the discussion.
Presented by Elizabeth Magallon Fleury, CAPS, Life's Encore Planning
MarketWatch 9-12-25 Senior Living T...
Are More Falls Prescription Drug Related? Best States for Older Workers 9-23-25
September 22 - 26 is Falls Prevention Awareness Week. This episode of News for the Ages by Rethinking Aging Club led with a New York Times article suggesting that rising prescription drug use among adults over 65 may explain the increase in fall-related deaths in the United States, which tripled from 1990 to 2023. The team’s discussion emphasized the importance of balance and strength exercises to prevent falls. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury shared an AARP article on states favorable for older workers, ranking Washington, New Hampshire, Alaska, Maryland, Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, South Dakota, Utah, and Vermont. Co-hosts Linda Sherman and Ray Gordon contributed to th...
Retirement Ages Going Up in Denmark and China, Celebrating Birthdays, Living Choices 9-16-25
In this episode of News for the Ages Ellen Khalifa highlighted an article by Dr. Joe Coughlin on the rising retirement ages in Denmark and China, emphasizing the need for workplace redesign, upskilling, and proactive wellness. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury shared an article by Myrna Marofsky on celebrating 80 with joy, focusing on positive reminiscence. Debbie Howard presented an article about 11 women living in a tiny home community in East Texas, called the Bird’s Nest, to avoid nursing homes. The discussion touched on the importance of social connections, technology skills, and innovative living options for older adults. Linda Sherman spoke ab...
SuperAgers, How to Plan for Aging in Place 9-2-25
Debbie Howard presented on "SuperAgers," highlighting research from Northwestern University showing that sociability and a thicker cingulate gyrus region are key factors. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury discussed an article from Kiplinger on aging in place, emphasizing the importance of self-assessment, home modifications, and community support. The Kiplinger article featured quotes from Occupational Therapist Carol Chang who joined us to share insights on the article and from her new book “Age in Place or Find a New Space – How to create beautiful spaces that promote meaningful interactions”, stressing the need for early planning and universal design features. Ray Gordon provided architectural tips...
Cooperative Housing for Older Adults 8-26-25
This episode we focused on cooperative housing for older adults with a series of three articles, highlighting benefits like community support and mutual aid.
Elizabeth Magayon Fleury shared insights from The Guardian, noting Denmark's lead in cohousing with 80,000 seniors planning moves.
Benjamin Surmi presented Axios' article on Des Moines' Artesia project, offering 1001-1800 sq. ft. units starting at $263,000 with a $2,500 monthly fee. Benjamin also introduced for discussion a Beaverton, Oregon initiative promoting communal building ownership.
Ray Gordon weighed in about co-ops in New York City and provided insight on government projects.
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Generational Divides in Company Culture What Gen Z Wants, Senior Living Care and Resident Rates, Long Term Care 8-19-25
This episode discussed intergenerational workplace dynamics, highlighting the challenges and benefits of having four generations working together. Ellen Khalifa presented an article from Newsweek, noting that Gen Z will make up 30% of the workforce by 2030, emphasizing the need for companies to adapt to their preferences, such as continuous feedback and learning. Benjamin Surmi presented the complexities of matching senior living care to resident rates, noting the rise in residents aged 85+ and the use of advanced technology to improve care accuracy. Debbie Howard summarized an article from Time, underscoring the high costs and limited options for long-term care, which strain...
Ageism, Senior Centers 8-12-25
We discussed the benefits of senior centers in promoting healthy aging, highlighting their role in social engagement, assistance, outings, active aging, learning opportunities, nutritious dining, community support, and volunteer activities. Elizabeth Magallon Fleury emphasized the need for rebranding senior centers as community centers to avoid the word “senior” and encourage intergenerational interaction. We also touched on ageism, with a video from AARP showing young people's misconceptions about aging and articles from Wall Street Journal, and Axios highlighting the challenges of aging, job loss for older workers, and the impact of an aging population on society. Dr. Zalan Alam provided his...
New Alzheimer's Association Study on Brain Health Diet and Exercise, Getting Enough Protein, How to Advocate for an Older Loved One in the Hospital 8-5-25
Benjamin Surmi highlighted a significant study reported by NPR July 28, 2025, showing that structured lifestyle changes, including exercise and diet, can improve brain health and reduce dementia risk. The Alzheimer's Association's $40 million commitment to implementing these findings was noted. Ellen Khalifa discussed the importance of protein intake during menopause, emphasizing its role in muscle and bone health. Elizabeth Magayon Fleury shared tips for advocating for older loved ones in hospitals, stressing the need for planning and communication. The discussion also touched on the challenges and benefits of structured lifestyle interventions in senior living communities.
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AARP July 2025 Family Caregiver Report, Respecting Physical Labor Staff in Senior Living 7-29-25
We discussed AARP's new report released in July on caregiving in the U.S. for 2025. The report highlights the need for policy changes, including federal tax credits, paid family leave, and better training for caregivers. The discussion also touched on the importance of treating caregiving as a respected profession and the potential role of immigration in addressing caregiving shortages.
Linda Sherman pointed out that the AARP report data did not show youth caregivers, an issue illuminated in Bradley Cooper’s recent PBS Caregiving documentary. The July 2025 AARP family caregiving report eliminates anyone under 18 from its tables and pu...
Middle Age Changes for Taste and Touch, 55+ Community Choices, Smart Home Reality Check 7-22-25
We discussed the impact of aging on the senses, focusing on taste and touch. Ray Gordon highlighted that taste changes in middle age due to reduced taste buds and olfactory receptors, suggesting hydration and nutrient-rich diets for taste and smell, as well as physical therapy to improve the performance of proprioception receptors in one’s feet.
Host Linda Sherman referenced Victoria Villa in Davie Florida which provides places to walk outside on their property. She visited there often to get her Dad outside before he passed at 91.
Benjamin Surmi emphasized the importance of family involvement in...
Fall River Eldercare Emergency Protocols, Technology Use May Lower Dementia Risk, Reverse Mortgage Pros and Cons 7-15-25
Ellen Khalifa presented a CNN article on technology use lowering dementia risk, noting a 42% reduction in cognitive impairment from tech use.
Benjamin Surmi reported on two articles on a well publicized senior living fire in Massachusetts, leading to a discussion of the importance of considering city resources and emergency services when choosing a senior living community.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury reviewed a US News article on reverse mortgages, detailing pros like tax-free income and flexibility, and cons such as reduced home equity and potential foreclosure.
Our three co-hosts Debbie Howard, Ray Gordon and Linda Sh...
NASA Themed Senior Living, Cost of Home Care, Joseph Coughlin Weather Factors in Retirement Location Choices 7-1-25
June is National Alzheimers and Brain Awareness Month. Maude’s Ventures seed funding for early-stage dementia related innovation projects application deadline is July 7. This year includes a section for teenage applicants.
Benjamin Surmi shared an article about a NASA-themed senior living community in Houston, highlighting the importance of theming around shared values.
Debbie Howard discussed an LA Times article on the high cost of in-home elder care, noting that $18,000 per month is unaffordable for many.
Ellen Khalifa presented an article by Joseph Coughlin on the impact of extreme weather on retirement planning, emphasizing the n...
Long Term Care What to Know, Bradley Cooper Caregiving PBS Documentary, Goldman Sachs 2025 Report on Global Aging 6-24-25
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury highlighted a New York Times article by Mark Miller, noting the rising demand for long-term care due to an aging population and a shortage of workers, exacerbated by low wages and immigration policies. The article emphasized the misconception that Medicare covers long-term care and suggested planning for care costs.
Debbie Howard introduced a PBS documentary by Bradley Cooper on the national care crisis, highlighting the critical role of family caregivers.
Ellen Khalifa presented a Goldman Sachs report on global aging, noting the positive economic impact of increased life expectancy and extended wo...
Bone Health of Interest to Gen Z and Millennials, UK Doctors Solution for Superbugs, Caregiving is Tough 6-17-25
Ellen Khalifa highlighted a Women's Health article on bone health, emphasizing the importance of early prevention and the rising rates of osteoporosis among younger generations.
Dr. Zalan Alam discussed a BBC article on using "poo pills" to treat antibiotic-resistant infections, noting the potential of gut microbiome therapy.
Debbie Howard shared an NPR article on caregiving, stressing the emotional toll and the importance of support groups and self-care.
Presented by Ellen Khalifa, Habits Coach for Healthspan and Wellspan
Womens Health Magazine May 2025 Bone Health is Now a Gen...
Actors of a Certain Age, Rebranding Retirement, How to Retire 6-3-25
This episode explored the cultural shift in Hollywood's portrayal of aging women, highlighting the success of actresses like Demi Moore and the need for businesses to support older female talent.
The discussion also covered the evolving concept of retirement, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and continuous engagement. Statistics from the Employer Benefit Research Institute showed 75% of workers plan to work in retirement, with 29% already doing so. The discussion included practical tips for financial advisors, employers, and older workers to navigate "unretirement".
Presented by Elizabeth Magallon Fleury, CAPS, Life's Encore Planning<...
Caregiving Benefits Employees Need at Every Stage, AARP on Vision, Hip Exercises 5-27-25
Debbie Howard highlighted an article emphasizing the importance of caregiving benefits, noting that 75% of employees are caregivers and flexible work options can reduce turnover by 25%. Ray Gordon's article on vision changes due to presbyopia and aging mentioned that over 50% of people over 57 have vision impairment, and regular eye exams are crucial. Ellen Khalifa's article on hip exercises stressed the importance of hip abductor strength for balance and mobility, reducing knee pain and preventing falls. The discussion also touched on the benefits of flexible work schedules and the impact of UV exposure on eye health.
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Geriatrician Advice as They Age, AARP on Hearing, Risk Factors for Dementia, Depression and Stroke 5-20-25
May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, Mental Health Month, Older Americans Month and Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury shared insights from geriatricians on aging as they themselves are now aging, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and finding meaningful projects.
Ray Gordon presented the first of a three-part AARP article. This part focused on hearing health, highlighting age-related hearing loss, the benefits of hearing aids, and preventive measures.
Ellen Khalifa discussed a CNN article on 17 risk factors for dementia, depression, and stroke, stressing lifestyle changes like managing blood pressure, quitting smoking, and im...
How to Use a Weighted Vest for Osteoporosis, Aging in America PBS Documentary 5-13-25
We discussed the importance of osteoporosis awareness and prevention, highlighting a Women's Health article on using weighted vests for bone health. Note that May is osteoporosis awareness month. Ellen Khalifa emphasized starting with low weights (less than 5% body weight) and progressing gradually. Ray Gordon commented extensively on weighted exercising and proper use of weighted vests.
May is also Older Adults Month. We discussed a new PBS documentary called “Aging in America”, which marks the 50th anniversary of Dr. Robert Butler's book "Why Survive?" The documentary examines progress and challenges, including the low number of geriatricians (7,400) compared to pedi...
Potential New Treatment for Parkinsons, Retirement Planning When Disaster Hits, Lawrence Kosick on Older Adult Workers, Actors of a Certain Age 2025 Streaming Recommendations 4-29-25
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury shared an article on LA residents affected by wildfires, emphasizing the challenges of rebuilding at retirement age and the importance of insurance reviews. Ray Gordon discussed a BBC Science Focus article on a new protein discovery that could lead to Parkinson's treatments. Debbie Howard highlighted a World Economic Forum article on the growing importance of older workers, stressing the need for lifelong learning and flexible work options. Linda Sherman concluded with streaming TV recommendations featuring actors of a certain age in select film and series dropping in 2025.
Presented by Elizabeth Magallon...
Marion Nestle Nutritionist, Aging Women’s Brains, How to Have the Elders Driving Conversation 4-22-25
We discussed an article by Elizabeth Dunn on Dr. Marion Nestle, an 88-year-old nutritionist, emphasizing a varied diet, portion control, and limiting junk food - introduced by Debbie Howard.
Ray Gordon presented studies on aging women's brains, noting a gene that slows brain aging in females and conflicting results on hormone therapy and Alzheimer's risk.
Elizabeth Magallon Fleury introduced strategies for discussing driving cessation with empathy and professional evaluations.
Presented by Debbie Howard, Aging Matters International
NY Times 4-7-25 Dr. Marion Nestle by Elizabeth Dunn
https://www.nytimes.co...
Parkinson's Adaptive Deep Stimulation Brain Treatment, Ten Things a Neurologist Recommends for Your Brain Health, Future of Senior Housing by Joe Coughlin, Solo Aging 4-15-25
Presented by Ray Gordon, Architect, Urban Planner, Futurist and Former Pratt Institute Grad School Professor
SF Chronicle 4-5-25 Parkinson's Adaptive Deep Stimulation Brain Treatment by Jack Lee
https://www.sfchronicle.com/health/article/parkinsons-adaptive-deep-brain-stimulation-20235058.php
Apple Access: https://apple.news/AJftjfUnGQIuKm1f39XZlZQ
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Recent Neuralink news:
Competitor Science Corp raised $110 million and
Men’s Health 4-8-25 Neuralink interview
Our Rethinking Aging Club Podcast on Parkinson’s Show Post recorded live on April 10
Presented by Debbie Howard, Aging Matters Inte...
Healthy Brain Retirement, Bradley Cooper PBS Caregiving Film, Resistance Exercise for Brain Health Robert Love 4-8-25
Presented by Debbie Howard, Aging Matters International
NYTimes 3-26-25 Planning for Retirement with Attention to the Brain by Mohana Ravindranath
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/26/well/mind/retirement-brain-mental-health-tips.html
Presented by Elizabeth Magallon Fleury CAPS, Life's Encore Planning
MS News Today 3-27-25 Wellbeing Announces Caregiving Documentary on PBS with Bradley Cooper
https://multiplesclerosisnewstoday.com/news-posts/2025/03/27/bradley-cooper-caregiving-documentary-film-pbs-june/
Well Beings:
https://wellbeings.org/series/caregiving/
Presented by Ellen Khalifa, Habits Coach for Healthspan and Wellspan
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