Socializing boosts health literacy

NEW YORK: Older adults can maintain a good understanding of health if they regularly use the internet and take part in social events, new research suggests.

Information on health and disease is now widely available, and people expect to be participants in the process of diagnosis and treatment. But age-related changes in the brain risk compromising the ability of older people to utilize the health care system…

Full story covered in the Seniors Housing & Healthcare Trends.

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