SAN JOSE: Traumatic brain injury leads to the disruption of scaffolding structures in the neurons.
An experimental treatment helps restore normal brain structure and function in mice that have sustained severe concussions, and could lead to a drug that would do the same in humans, Read More »
NEW YORK: The six hundred and twenty-eighth entry for the seniors housing Global Awards for 2015 has been received.
Five council members stood next to Mayor Ed Murray as he proudly introduced the 65 recommendations from his housing task group, the Housing Affordability and Liveability Agenda. Read More »
WASHINGTON, D.C.: An increasing number of researchers expect the demand for rental apartments to keeping growing for more than a decade.
“A rental surge is coming,” according to a new report. “Over the next 15 years, new renters will outnumber new homeowners, causing a sustained surge Read More »
DALLAS: A survey of those aged 60 and over, along with various professionals who work with the elderly, to assess the concerns and needs of an aging population revealed that many of the issues revolve around finances and health. But what is especially interesting is Read More »