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Lone working in public services – what are the employer’s responsibilities?
Lone working is common across public services – in home care, social work, facilities management and street services. Here we explain what the law requires of public sector employers, what unions say…
Why does the body become stiff as we age?
Feeling stiffer with age is a common experience, but why does it happen? As we grow older, the body undergoes natural changes that affect mobility and flexibility. In this article, we explore…
When Do We Age the Most? The Science Behind the Body’s Aging Process
We all age, but at what points in life does the most significant change occur? The question "When do we age the most?" has fascinated researchers for decades, and today we have…
What Causes Parkinson’s Disease?
Parkinson's disease is a chronic and progressive neurological disorder that affects the body's ability to control movement. It is most common in older adults, though in rare cases, it can also affect…
Night work and the HSE: What employers need to know
Having employees who work at night carries a particular duty of care. The HSE sets clear requirements for risk assessment, scheduling and protective measures – and those requirements are more stringent still…
Is Parkinson’s Disease Fatal?
Parkinson's disease is a neurological disorder that affects the body's ability to control movement, along with other vital functions. It is a slowly progressive disease, meaning symptoms worsen gradually over time. But…
What Is Osteoporosis? Symptoms, Causes and Fall Risk
Osteoporosis – or brittle bone disease – means the skeleton loses density and strength. It raises the risk of fracture in a fall, particularly hip fracture, which is one of the most…
Memory Loss in the Elderly – How Do I Know If It’s Normal Forgetfulness or Dementia?
Memory loss is common as people age, but when should you be concerned? It can be difficult to determine whether it’s normal age-related forgetfulness or an early sign of dementia. Here, we’ll…
Is It Common to Feel Tired with Parkinson’s?
Yes – it’s actually very common. Fatigue is one of the most frequently reported symptoms in Parkinson’s disease, and for many people, it’s one of the most limiting in daily life. Yet…
What Can Contribute to a Good Mealtime Situation for Dementia?
Creating a good mealtime situation for someone with dementia requires planning, adjustments, and a calm environment. Changes in appetite, difficulties using cutlery, and reduced ability to recognize food can make meals challenging.…
What Is Meant by a Cognitive Disease?
A cognitive disease impairs the brain’s ability to process information, affecting memory, thinking, language, and problem-solving. These diseases can be progressive, meaning they worsen over time, or they can be temporary and…
What Is a Person with Vascular Dementia Like?
Vascular dementia affects every individual differently depending on which parts of the brain have been damaged. Personality, behaviour and cognitive abilities change gradually – but symptoms can vary from day to day…
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