COVID-19

In general, most countries are experiencing the highest death rates from COVID-19 at the older ages (e.g., 85+) and for men, say USC Leonard Davis demography experts. Continue Reading Demographic Trends

Based on epidemiological data from Italian and Chinese cases of COVID-19, the disease disproportionately affects older people and has the highest death toll in men (~75% of reported deaths). Continue Reading Biological Differences Between Men and Women

Using technological solutions to help people stay connected could improve well-being in some people, says Eileen Crimmins, University Professor and AARP Professor of Gerontology. Continue Reading Staying Close, Virtually

Many caregivers already experience frustration and stress, and a time of crisis may exacerbate strain and tension in caregiving relationships. Continue Reading Keeping Caregiving Relationships Healthy

A recent study from the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology suggests that older adults who live alone and don't have friends or family nearby eat less fruits and vegetables. Continue Reading Nutrition Needs