Best reads of the week, 10-26
Topics: Fall prevention and mobility, opioid settlement, hospice in senior living, and dementia risk.
Here are our top reads this week.
FALL PREVENTION VS MOBILITY
Hospitals overly concerned about patient falls may be implementing prevention strategies that cause more harm than good. (Kaiser Health News)
OPIOID SETTLEMENT
Four companies have avoided the first federal opioid trial set to begin on Monday by agreeing to a $260 million settlement with two Ohio counties. (CNBC)
HOSPICE IN SENIOR LIVING
The use of hospice is becoming more and more common in the assisted living space as facilities start to understand the benefits. (Senior Housing News)
LINK BETWEEN DIABETES AND ALZHEIMER’S
Neuroscience researchers are exploring new links between blood sugar levels and the risk of developing dementia. (NPR)
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