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The Science of the “Wellderly”: Why Connection is Medicine

When people think about aging, they often picture decline—shrinking social circles, more doctor’s appointments, and a growing sense of limitation. But research over the past two decades has introduced a different concept: the “Wellderly.” Understanding the Wellderly The term “Wellderly”…

The Unseen Struggle: Living with Dementia 

When we think of dementia, we typically think of memory loss, such as forgetting names, misplacing keys, repeating questions. But for millions of families across the country, the more profound and painful challenges lie elsewhere in the slow, creeping erosion…

Rediscovering Passions Later in Life

We live in a day and age that is largely defined by materialism and consumerism. Where success is measured by owning beautiful, expensive things, relationships by digital followers and likes, happiness by exotic vacations, and conversations being replaced by screentime.…

Low Protein Intake and Cognitive Decline in Older Adults

Cognitive decline is a major public health concern as populations age, with dementia and related disorders affecting millions of older adults worldwide. While genetics and age are well-known contributors, nutrition plays an important and often underestimated role in brain health.…