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Do indoor temperatures affect cognitive function in older adults? A definitive guide

According to research from the Hinda and Arthur Marcus Institute for Aging Research, seniors experience fewer attention difficulties when their home temperatures remain between 68°F and 75°F. For many, this raises a crucial question: **do indoor temperatures affect cognitive function in older adults?** The evidence is mounting that they do, with both excessively hot and cold conditions proving detrimental to mental performance.

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What temperature range must long term care facilities maintain?

Over 75% of nursing homes in the U.S. were certified before 1990, a critical detail that impacts their required temperature standards. Understanding the specific regulations is vital for protecting vulnerable residents, especially considering their heightened sensitivity to thermal extremes. So, **what temperature range must long term care facilities maintain?**

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