Geriatric Medicine Archives

Sarcopenia Clinics: Is It Time for a New Geriatric Subspecialty?

by Nancy Ogbonna - April 2, 2026 019

Sarcopenia Clinics Is It Time for a New Geriatric Subspecialty Abstract Sarcopenia has emerged as one of the most important age related musculoskeletal disorders in contemporary geriatric medicine. Characterized by progressive loss of skeletal muscle mass, reduced muscle strength, and impaired physical performance, sarcopenia contributes significantly to frailty, falls,

Muscle Aging and Sarcopenia: Are Senolytics the Missing Piece?

by David Mcauley - March 17, 2026March 17, 2026 0358

Muscle Aging and Sarcopenia: Are Senolytics the Missing Piece? Abstract Age-related muscle loss, known as sarcopenia, affects millions of older adults worldwide. This condition leads to decreased strength, mobility, and independence while increasing fall risk and mortality. Traditional treatments focus on exercise and

From Nursing Home to Hospital and Back: Are We Finally Fixing the Revolving Door?

by Nancy Ogbonna - March 16, 2026 075

From Nursing Home to Hospital and Back Are We Finally Fixing the Revolving Door Abstract The movement of nursing home residents between long term care facilities and acute care hospitals has become a persistent challenge in geriatric medicine and health systems management. This repeated cycle of

De-prescribing in Older Adults: Why “Less is More” is Easier Said Than Done

by Similoluwa Oluwalana - July 26, 2025July 26, 2025 0390

De-prescribing in Older Adults: Why “Less is More” is Easier Said Than Done Check back later for a possible video summary. Videos are created for most articles. Abstract The adage “less is more” has gained significant traction in modern healthcare, particularly in geriatric medicine,