WSU researchers look for ways to help people live better as they grow older.
Aging is not one-size-fits-all
“Optimal aging” means living the best quality life possible given individual circumstances, which might include chronic illnesses, physical limitations, or cognitive decline. WSU researchers work on multiple fronts to ease the effect of such limitations on the lives of older adults.
Taking medications doesn’t need to be so stressful, say WSU pharmacists and researchers.
Wearable tech steps up the health-monitoring game for older people.
Healthy lifestyles protect brains
Although brains change as people get older, dementia isn’t an inevitable part of aging. By adopting healthy lifestyle habits, people can significantly reduce their risk of developing dementia and stave off cognitive decline.