Health Aging & Caregiving
Lifesaving Treatment Leads to a Career Driven by Compassion and a Gift for Future Physicians
Gary Salzman, MD, and his wife, Lili, seek to express their gratitude through a planned estate gift to the institution that gave them so much
Excessive Napping Linked to Higher Mortality Risk
Naps could signal underlying health conditions, according to study co-authored by Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center
Family Caregiver Program Awarded Funds for National Expansion
Funding support will bring Rush’s innovative model for supporting family caregivers to dozens more health care sites
Light Pollution a New Alzheimer’s Risk Factor
Outdoor light exposure in the evening may be a risk factor for Alzheimer’s in people under age 65, Rush study finds
Promote Brain Health and Reduce Cognitive Decline Initiative
Rush, in collaboration with the Illinois Department of Public Health and the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter, launched the project to help residents adopt healthy habits and reduce th...
Robyn Golden, LCSW, Earns National Honor
Outstanding achievement award bestowed by the largest professional association of social workers
Being Social May Delay Dementia Onset by Five Years
Social activities include dining out, traveling, even playing bingo
Can Fluctuating Blood Pressure Affect Thinking Later in Life?
Top 7 Tips for New Family Caregivers
Rush expert spells out what to expect and how to cope