Older adults who use smartphones, computers and tablets are more socially active than those who do not, according to an October study conducted by researchers at the University of Georgia.

We frequently read and hear that young adults are falling behind on basics such as reading and writing, in part due to how much time they spend online and on their smartphones. On the other end of the ...

Older adults face a high risk of isolation, especially after they retire. A recent study from the University of Georgia ...

Kevin Tang is an eighth-grader in California who won $25,000 and the title of “America’s Top Young Scientist” for his science ...

Roberto Kern is a healthtech entrepreneur and co-founder of Sailor Health, a behavioral health platform dedicated to serving older adults. Despite these grim statistics, there's reason for optimism—in ...

Voice technology could also make it easier for older adults to access information about their care and access support. AI, ...

Older adults increasingly are embracing “smart home” technology to age in place as burnout continues to affect family caregivers.

Research involving over 400,000 participants reveals technology use significantly reduces cognitive decline in aging adults.

Artificial intelligence is a lively topic of conversation in schools and workplaces, which could lead you to believe that only younger people use it. However, older Americans are also using AI. This ...

Health technology navigators share perspectives on barriers to and facilitators of digital health access for older, linguistically diverse patients in a Los Angeles safety-net system. Objectives: ...

Everyday technology (ET) is increasingly integral to modern life, yet its adoption by older adults, particularly those experiencing cognitive impairment, presents both promising opportunities and ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Older adults with diabetes face unique barriers when initiating diabetes devices. Health care professionals ...