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Female clinician wrapping senior male's leg

June 22, 2015

A Senior’s Guide to Bruising

Have you noticed your senior loved one has developed more bruises than usual lately? Learn what may cause bruises for seniors and how you can help your loved ones.

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Female senior doing yoga

June 17, 2015

5 Balance Exercises for Seniors

Here are five easy ways older adults can enhance their body’s ability to balance.

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Female senior with large white dog

June 8, 2015

5 Reasons Seniors Should Have a Pet

If your senior loved one has a pet to take care of, he or she can have a new sense of purpose and become a happier person.

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Female senior with coffee

May 21, 2015

6 Ways Seniors Can Manage Incontinence

Incontinence can be an embarrassing health condition that plagues many seniors.

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Female senior smiling

May 21, 2015

5 Ways to Alleviate Dry Mouth

Dry mouth, also known as xerostomia, is a common condition among seniors and can lead to loose dentures, mouth sores and even difficulty swallowing.

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Seniors on patio with coffee cups

May 15, 2015

6 Summer Safety Tips for Seniors

Seniors should take extra caution in the summertime.

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Male seniors seated with female caregiver

May 14, 2015

6 Communication Tips for Those Affected by Alzheimer’s

If one of your loved ones suffers from this disease, you might find it very challenging to communicate with him.

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Bowl of blueberries

May 13, 2015

4 Foods that Benefit Your Heart

Eating certain foods can lower your risk of heart disease. 

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Male wearing headphones looking at wrist

April 24, 2015

Keep Your Hearing in Good Health to Stay Sharp

A significant portion of those with hearing loss in the U.S. have never received treatment for the condition, which can lead to social isolation, depression and be a detriment to cognitive function.

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Caregiver and female senior walking away from camera

April 16, 2015

Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease Could Show as Early as Young Adulthood

New research from a team of cognitive neurology experts at Northwestern University has found a possible indicator of Alzheimer’s disease in people as young as age 20, possibly allowing scientists to identify the mental health disorder much earlier than ever anticipated.

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