“A new study from a team led by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found that signs of common infections in a sample of middle-aged and older adults were associated with poorer performance on a test of global cognitive function.” writes Science Daily
Common infections linked to poorer cognitive performance in middle-aged and older adults
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About the Author: Gary Skole
Gary has a degree in business management from the University of Massachusetts. He has been the owner of a private duty home care agency since 1989 and continues as a partner in Home to Stay Healthcare Solutions in Cherry Hill NJ. He sits on a committee with the Home Care Association of America and speaks at national conferences on the subject of dementia.
Gary is also the founder and CEO of AlzBetter, a company which was created to address the needs of people living with dementia and offer support to those who care for them. He has authored several books and a video educational series on dementia care. Additionally, he has been recognized as a dementia leader and innovator winning the 2024 inaugural Home Health News Memory Care Innovation Award and CEO Monthly Magazine's Most Influential CEO Awards 2024
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