Aerobic exercise boosts healthy brain aging, CSU study finds
Activities that raise the heart rate might be better equipped to combat certain side effects of brain aging.
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AgingPLUS Study seeking research participants interested in healthy aging
Enrollment is now open for participants interested in becoming more physically active as they age.
Screenings to determine driving crash and fall risk now available
The Laboratory for Movement Neuroscience and Rehabilitation is offering CSU faculty, staff, and their family members (above 65 years of age) an opportunity to get assessments of your fall and driving crash risk using CDC-recommended and nationally recognized assessments at very low cost.
Seminar to share preliminary results of CSU’s age-friendly assessment
More than 2,900 faculty, staff, students and alumni participated in the gap analysis survey earlier this year.
The advantages of virtual wellness
The pandemic has changed the way many people have engaged with others, their work atmospheres, and their health. Here are a few ways that the health and wellness profession has transitioned to a virtual world, to the benefit of people everywhere.
Senior Access Points is expanding to connect more Colorado residents with aging-related resources
Senior Access Points of Larimer County was established in 2017 to help reduce barriers to accessing information and to connect older adults and caregivers to aging-related resources.
‘Aging in Your 40s and 50s’ panel to promote healthy mid-life aging
The Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging is hosting a panel discussion on Monday, April 26 at noon to answer community questions about how middle-aged adults can live longer, healthier lives.
When is the best time to exercise?
Researchers Kimberly Burke and Josiane Broussard look into how different times of day affect exercise, and why the time only matters if you continually commit to an exercise program
CSU students support older adults isolated by the pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has created social isolation for many older adults — and has put a damper on many internship opportunities for college students. A group at CSU launched a program in which students are paired with senior citizens in the community to provide support in a variety of areas.