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February is American Heart Month, making it the perfect time to commit to living a healthier lifestyle. Family history is one major risk factor for heart disease, but an unhealthy diet, lack of...

Neuroplasticity describes lasting changes made to the brain throughout a person’s life. It is the brain’s ability to form new neural connections and reorganize itself as a response to both positive...

Every January 25th is National Infusion Nurse's Day. Do you know what an infusion nurse does or the many ways they can help your loved one at home? What is an Infusion Nurse?Infusion Nurses are...

Nutrients are required by all cells and organisms to stay alive, no matter the age of the cell or organism in question. Nutrition is the study of nutrients in food and how the body uses those...

As individuals age, life tends to be more serious. There are fewer opportunities for the fun and laughter that filled childhoods, and this could have serious impacts on health. Dr. Jean-Paul...

January can not only bring a lot of beautiful snow, but also slippery ice and freezing temperatures. Whether you live up north where it easily drops below zero, or down south where it can cool down...

Dementia and delirium are two medical conditions common amongst the aging and are often confused for each other. While both affect an individual’s activity level, mood, attention, and perception...

A new year means it’s time for a fresh start. It’s time to grab the reins on the things we’ve all been saying we are going to get around to doing but haven’t yet. When you have an aging loved one...

Since the 1960s, Andy Williams has sung to the world that this is the most wonderful time of the year. Parties for hosting, marshmallows for toasting, and hearts glowing when loved ones are near...

New Year’s Eve typically gets associated with staying up late and going to big, raucous parties—not exactly the ideal activities for seniors. That doesn’t mean that you and your elderly loved one...