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May/June 2023
- Chronic Kidney Disease and Cognitive Impairment
Patients with chronic kidney disease are at greater risk of developing cognitive impairment, a consequence that’s often overlooked. - Reducing Racial Disparities in Cardiometabolic Health
Marginalized groups, including Black, Hispanic, and Native Americans, have poorer cardiometabolic health than white Americans. What’s behind the difference, and what can physicians do to close the gap? - The Hidden Risks of Oral Infections
Improving oral health could help prevent potentially serious yet underrecognized health consequences, including cardiovascular disease. - Protein Requirements for Older Adults
Adequate protein intake is essential to preserve muscle mass, prevent sarcopenia, and ward off age-related declines in functioning.
Departments
Urinary Health
Results of a survey sent to directors of nursing on the impact of urinary incontinence on patients and staff of long term care facilities should inform management of overactive bladder.
Bone Health
Your patients may be surprised to learn that prunes may boost their bone health. Learn about this and other nutrition strategies.
Medication Monitor
The home pharmacy model offers benefits to patients wanting to age in place.
Eye Health
Researchers are digging into the ways in which ethnicity affects individuals’ risks for glaucoma and other eye diseases.
The Last Word
To improve the quality of care for older adults, researchers are exploring the best ways for care partners to access patient portals.
