
Balance problems? Step into the iShoe
MIT Graduate student Erez Lieberman is working on an “iShoe” which uses technology developed by NASA to create an insole that could help elderly people keep their balance and prevent falls
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MIT Graduate student Erez Lieberman is working on an “iShoe” which uses technology developed by NASA to create an insole that could help elderly people keep their balance and prevent falls
I’m sure that many readers have grappled with the problem of dealing with old age. It’s probably accurate to say that most would prefer to remain in their own homes as long as possible, regardless of cost. But, like my mother, they wonder how to handle those parts of daily living that they find themselves less and less able to handle with increasing age.
In an article for Health Futures Digest, David Ellis reports on the following remote monitoring devices, among other advances of computing, materials and implants, developed

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With people living longer and delaying starting families, the Baby Boomer generation, also termed as the Sandwich Generation or Generation S, are finding themselves caught in a unique intergenerational mix in the family. The following are a few of the stress factors that affect the sandwich generation.