New report from Harvard (The State of the Nation's Housing 2011) indicates that the majority of boomers want to stay where they are, but some will downsize to smaller homes.
An AARP Bulletin article about the risks for caregivers who discuss their circumstances with employers.
Forbes article -- the GPS shoe and other monitoring devices are not caregiving solutions in and of themselves.
The aging-related opportunities for baby boomers looking for a second career.
That's funny -- thought it was $23 billion by 2015, or was it it $6.1 billion or was it...?
About the growing prevalence of time banks -- in which old and young help others and gain help themselves.
The Atlantic's in-depth article about the positive impact of computer access for the oldest adults.
Newly published Harvard study indicates smaller proportion of seniors experience cognitive decline.
Scientists work to extend lifespan -- predict more than 600,000 centenarians by 2050.
Trial and error is a more effective learning method for seniors (study's average age of 70).
About the work underway at CareInnovations and MIT AgeLab.
How the very old are, relatively speaking, thriving in Manhattan in buildings with services, controlled rents and many nearby friends.
A smartphone for turn-by-turn navigation. And yes, you can play music and get directions at the same time.
A 'new' problem drawn from a two-month old study about lost work hours caregiving for aging parents.
Researchers are creating a portable fall prediction monitoring system for early detection of fall risks.
Home Instead article about problems resulting from 40% of the 75-plus population (6.7 million) people living alone.
Canadian tech entrepreneurs focus on the "modern senior,growing older but unwilling to compromise on lifestyle."
Self-test and monitoring using wireless health technologies in the home.
Walt Mossberg has faint praise for the Telikin PC for boomers/seniors.
