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Structured meetings led by palliative care specialists did not provide appreciable reductions of depression or anxiety in family members of patients with chronic critical illnesses, compared to routine...

More than two dozen residents of a Kentucky nursing home are rocking new babies to sleep each day, embracing a gift of love any parent can appreciate. Volunteer Sandy Cambron delivered 28 lifelike dolls...

A “revolutionary” new robotic treatment for patients who have suffered spinal cord injuries, first developed in Japan, is now available in the U.S.

The Admiral at the Lake, a lifecare community on Lake Michigan, has named R.J. Zielinski its new chief financial officer. 

A new analysis of existing research suggests there is “good evidence” that drugs commonly used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder also may be effective in treating Alzheimer’s disease. 

It’s not every day that long-term care residents get treated to front row seats for a hockey game. That changed during a warm, sunny day in mid-October after a Massachusetts nursing home worker had the...

If approved by the FDA, aducanumab would be the first-ever drug marketed to slow progression of the brain-wasting disease, according to its developer. But an advisory committee was unconvinced of the drug’s...

A nine-year study found that people with severe loss of interest in daily activities are at a higher risk of dementia. Greater apathy also was tied to worse cognitive scores.

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Adults with mild cognitive impairment can learn to meditate – and build cognitive reserve while doing so – a new study has found.