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Emi Watanabe, RN, is a health writer at Biology Insights specializing in elder care. She spent five years on medical telemetry units before caring for hospitalized older adults on an acute care unit in Syracuse, New York. There, Watanabe monitored patients for delirium and fall risks, practical experience that informs her work on late-life health.

Why Do Older People Get Shingles More Often?Immunity
What Causes Blood Clots in the Elderly?Heart & Lungs
Does Pain Tolerance Decrease With Age?Bones & Muscles
When Should an Elderly Person Stop Driving?Healthcare
How Often Should the Elderly Shower?Healthcare
What Causes Lethargy in Seniors?Healthcare
3 Foods Seniors With a Slow Metabolism Should Never Eat Nutrition
Can Your Nose Change Shape as You Age?Eyes & ENT
How to Improve Appetite in the Elderly Healthcare
How Often Should You Get Blood Work Done in Your 60s?Tests
What Temperature Is Dangerous for the Elderly?Safety
Can I Reverse Aging? What Science Actually Says Biology
What Causes Seizures in the Elderly?Brain & Nerves
Can a Hospice Patient Go to the Emergency Room?Healthcare
What Can Make You Shorter? From Stunted Growth to Height Loss Bones & Muscles
How Often Should a 90-Year-Old Shower?Healthcare
Can a Hospice Patient Go to the Doctor?Healthcare
What Is the Best Probiotic for a Senior Woman?Supplements
What Health Issues Come Back for Moms Every Year?Pregnancy
Are Jigsaw Puzzles Good for Seniors?Mental Health
Why Is My Nose Getting Wider?Eyes & ENT
7 Signs You Are Aging Well, According to Science Biology
Can You Reverse Stress Aging?Skin & Hair
What Are Hospice Nurses and What Do They Do?Healthcare
How Long Does UTI Delirium Last?Brain & Nerves
How Tired Should a 70-Year-Old Woman Be?Sleep
How Can Elderly Gain Weight in a Healthy Way?Diet & Weight
What to Expect as a 50-Year-Old Woman Hormones
When Is Hospice Appropriate for a Patient?Healthcare
Is Pain a Normal Part of Aging?Bones & Muscles