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Results from a recent multi-center, randomized, controlled trial demonstrate that testosterone gel does not improve physical function compared to exercise alone in older women recovering from a hip...

A groundbreaking study published in JAMA Network Open offers evidence that the non-invasive brain stimulation method transcranial pulsed current stimulation, or tPCS, may significantly improve social...

Geriatric specialist Innokentiy (Kent) Bakaev, MD, has been promoted to associate chief medical officer at Hebrew SeniorLife. “Dr. Bakaev will partner with me in providing clinical and operational...

A new study published in JAMA Network Open highlights the prevalence of sleep disturbances among older adults during hospital stays, particularly those admitted through emergency departments. The...

Fifteen nurses working across Hebrew SeniorLife’s Greater Boston campuses were nominated by patients, families, colleagues, and supervisors for the 2025 “Salute to Nurses” special report published in...

The Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research, which researches solutions to the most pressing challenges of aging, including Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, osteoporosis, falls, and frailty...

Hebrew SeniorLife, an integrated, seven-campus system of health care, housing, research, and teaching that is committed to redefining the experience of aging and directly serves more than 4,500 older...

Housing with services can improve the health and well-being of residents in low-income older adult housing communities, according to a new study highlighting the positive impact of the Right Care...

In our first year participating, Hebrew SeniorLife is proud to announce that three Hebrew SeniorLife senior living communities have earned top awards in U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 Best Senior...

In an article published in JAMA Internal Medicine, Sarah Berry, MD, MPH, shares her perspective about active shooter training as a health care professional and mother. Dr. Berry, in “ Active Shooter...