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September/October 2022
- Surgery for Meniscus Tears
Knee surgery such as arthroscopic partial meniscectomy is routinely used to repair torn meniscus cartilage, but evidence suggests the procedure is overused and potentially harmful. - Hypertension and Body Weight
The American Heart Association provides guidelines on medical vs lifestyle strategies when considering weight loss interventions to lower blood pressure. - Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
More research is needed to investigate the life-long implications of this chronic disease in the postmenopausal female, including the psychiatric comorbidities, which may increase as women age. - Intermittent Fasting
With varying views on whether intermittent fasting is harmful or beneficial, we offer some clarity on whether you should recommend it to your geriatric patients.
Departments
From the Editor
The Efficacy of Meniscus Tear Surgery
Heart Health
The Link Between Heart Health and Hydration
Medication Monitor
Risk of Common Drug Use
Neurology
Early Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease
Bone Health
Vibration Therapy for Older Adults
The Last Word
Caring for Aging Eyes: Concerns and Opportunities
