
Preventing muscle loss with protein
Baby boomers could be changing the face of aging by seeking better health and quality of life, and embracing the wisdom that comes with age,
Baby boomers could be changing the face of aging by seeking better health and quality of life, and embracing the wisdom that comes with age,
While malnutrition is an insidious problem in aged care, simply giving residents more biscuits and cake is not the answer. Yet that is what many
You can’t tackle a problem without first spotting it. Accordingly, there are calls for routine screening of patients in hospitals and aged care facilities, particularly
Malnutrition is a silent epidemic, often called the “skeleton in the hospital closet” because it tends to escape detection and treatment. This is surprising given that
Malnutrition occurs when someone does not receive enough dietary nourishment to sustain their physical health needs, leading to wasting. The most common, and most obvious
Malnutrition is a silent epidemic, often called the “skeleton in the hospital closet” because it tends to escape detection and treatment. This is surprising given that
Baby boomers could be changing the face of aging by seeking better health and quality of life, and embracing the wisdom that comes with age,
Going into aged care can be fraught with grief and other crippling emotions as people leave the homes and people they love, lose their independence
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s true: scientists have worked out how to make protein from air – with the help of teeny, microscopic
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