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Growing Older at Home: Aging in Place in the San Francisco Bay Area For a growing share of Bay Area residents, the goal isn't just a comfortable retirement — it's staying exactly where they are. As the region's senior population climbs,
The vagus nerve may be connected with relief from chronic pain, according to new research. The vagus nerve is known for regulating the body’s automatic functions by controlling the parasympathetic system, commonly known as the “rest and digest” system. It helps
Staying ahead of your dental health can have long term benefits on your overall health and wellbeing. It’s long been known that poor dental health, including rotten teeth and infections, can lead to cardiovascular disease. However, as research continues to progress,
According to recent research done by the American Heart Association, it is estimated that 60 percent of senior females will have some form of heart disease by the year 2050. This is a particularly disturbing statistic when given the fact that
For quite some time, researchers have believed that when seniors are mentally and physically active, the development of dementia can be delayed or even prevented. Activity can come in a variety of different forms. While we often immediately think about physical
Genetics may play a much larger role in causing Alzheimer’s disease than what was once thought. In fact, a recent study from University College London indicates that one particular gene may be behind the majority of Alzheimer’s cases. The gene is called