Category: Monthly Newsletter
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Monthly News Roundup December 2022
“Setting boundaries and choosing gratitude are good lessons learned this year.” Read Our Latest Articles on Forbes Illness And Death Are Not Just Medical Issues Dementia Is On The Rise Worldwide “Women’s Health” Needs A Bolder Narrative NEW Writing Opportunities We are grateful to announce that in addition to contributing to Forbes, we are now…
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Monthly News Roundup – June 2021
Even before the pandemic, loneliness was already considered an epidemic in the U.S. Here’s our latest article about loneliness in Forbes! The Covid-19 pandemic shone a harsh light on the inequities, ills, and frailties of our society, with loneliness being one of them. The last year and a half of social distancing and isolation left many people…
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Monthly News Roundup – May 2021
Fellowships, upcoming projects, and one thing we’ve learned this year! We’re excited to bring back our Monthly News Roundup. It’s been a while since our newsletter went on a hiatus, and during that time, the website changed its format from publishing weekly to featuring timely and relevant issues related to health and aging. We are…
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Monthly News Roundup – December 2016
It’s that time again! This may be our last monthly newsletter before we make it quarterly or just regularly. We published our second book review titled Alone Together: Why We Expect More from Technology and Less From Each Other as well as a great piece on dance and health-related quality of life. “Movement can not only…
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Monthly News Roundup – November 2016
One Child: The Story of China’s Most Radical Experiment is our first book review! Written by Mei Fong, the book presents a compelling analysis of the impact of China’s “One-Child Policy” on older adults. We published Part 2 of our series on elder abuse in South Africa highlighting societal responses from both public and private sectors. From longevity…
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