Researchers found that even modest time spent helping others was associated with cognitive benefits.

Karen Fingerman of The University of Texas at Austin looks ahead to a new era of aging and dementia research.

Setbacks were concentrated among children already facing other risks; most children recovered.

What was the School of Human Ecology has a new name and new leadership.

The University of Texas at Austin center is 1 of only 15 such centers on aging in the U.S.

University of Texas at Austin faculty are conducting innovative studies to better understand Alzheimer’s and related diseases.

The study highlights the importance of tailoring care to the needs of communities with service-access barriers.

The next breakthroughs in the prevention, treatment or cure of Alzheimer’s and dementia lie with UT experts.

Researchers at UT Austin are working to change the future of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

Regular volunteering or helping others outside the home can reduce the rate of cognitive aging by 15-20%.