Learn who a geriatrician is, warning signs that may justify a geriatric assessment, and how families can prepare for a visit.
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Understand geriatric medicine, what a geriatrician does, and when comprehensive care may help older adults.
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Learn about Dr. Prasun Chatterjee, geriatrician and specialist in geriatric medicine, and how comprehensive senior care can support healthy ageing.
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Growing older brings wisdom and experience—but it can also bring challenges like weakness, fatigue, and slower recovery. Many seniors experience what doctors call frailty in old age, a condition where the body becomes more vulnerable, leading to falls, dependency, and loss of independence. Frailty is not an inevitable part of ageing. In fact, Dr. Prasun
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Retirement is often seen as the “golden period” of life. After decades of hard work, responsibilities, and routines, you finally get the time to relax and live on your own terms. Yet, for many people, this transition can feel overwhelming. Questions like “What now?” or “How do I remain useful?” often surface. Finding ways to
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Aging gracefully is a dream many people hold, but turning 60 often brings unique challenges. The body doesn’t recover as quickly, metabolism slows down, and staying healthy requires conscious choices. That’s why understanding food and exercise after 60 becomes essential—not just for longevity, but for maintaining energy, independence, and a joyful lifestyle. At this stage
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falls in the elderly is not just a medical phrase—it’s a life‑altering reality that can turn an independent older adult into someone who suddenly needs round‑the‑clock help. One hip fracture, one head injury, or even one “minor” stumble can ignite a cascade: fear of falling again, reduced mobility, rapid muscle loss, social withdrawal, skyrocketing costs,
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As our global population ages, a silent yet potent threat has emerged in the realm of eldercare: too many medicines. Commonly known as polypharmacy, this condition involves the use of five or more medications by a single patient and is increasingly prevalent among older adults. While modern medicine has extended life expectancy, it has also
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Learn the early warning signs and how to help your loved ones before it’s too late. Memory loss isn’t always a normal part of aging. While occasional forgetfulness is expected as we grow older, persistent memory issues could be an early sign of something more serious, such as dementia or cognitive decline. In many Indian
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Social connection is more than just a source of joy—it is a key determinant of health and longevity. As discussed in Dr. Prasun Chatterjee’s insightful book “Health and Wellbeing in Late Life”, meaningful relationships play a pivotal role in protecting older adults from mental distress, physical decline, and premature frailty. Below is a point-wise exploration
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