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What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Alzheimer’s disease? Perhaps it’s memory problems, or confusion and disorientation. One particular area
It isn’t easy to truly thank your mom for all that she’s done for you throughout your lifetime. She has taught you valuable life lessons,
We all know how important it is to follow a healthy diet, but it’s easier said than done, for a variety of reasons. It seems
Caregiving for an older loved one, while incredibly rewarding, can also bring about a high degree of caregiver stress. The full-time pressure of taking care
In the United States, approximately 435,000 adults annually have a hip or knee replaced with a prosthetic joint. This number continues to grow each year
There are few things as frustrating as tossing and turning in the middle of the night, knowing you need to get a good night’s sleep,
Communicating effectively with someone with dementia isn’t always easy. At different stages, dementia may affect a person’s ability to speak and remember words, to hear
The store aisles are brimming with heart-shaped everything this time of year: cards, balloons, candy, and even pet toys. There’s something for everyone your heart
For a variety of reasons, senior men may be prone to avoiding doctor visits – even when experiencing health problems. Even though many men put
In these unsettling times, it’s refreshing to turn the calendar page and see the hope and possibilities the new year offers. The pandemic has taught
New Year’s resolutions: we either love them or we love to hate them. We commit to living a healthier lifestyle – quitting smoking, eating healthier,
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