NY Times article entitled "Remaining Socially Active Aids Motor Skills." This brief article reports on a study that indicates that older adults who remain socially active experience the least decline in their motor skills over time. How might older adults and caregivers use this information to maintain an active lifestyle in late life? How could retirement facilities design programs around this type of research?
Monday, June 29, 2009
Remaining Socially Active Aids Motor Skills
NY Times article entitled "Remaining Socially Active Aids Motor Skills." This brief article reports on a study that indicates that older adults who remain socially active experience the least decline in their motor skills over time. How might older adults and caregivers use this information to maintain an active lifestyle in late life? How could retirement facilities design programs around this type of research?
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