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Education and Post-Stroke Risk

New research shows that people that have gone through higher education, like completing a college degree, tend to be at a higher risk for some types of mental decline after suffering from a stroke.    Stroke has long been associated with cognitive

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What Do Spending Cuts Mean for Senior Care?

The Department of Government Efficiency, commonly referred to as DOGE, has been all over the news for months. This commission, headed by Elon Musk, has been tasked with finding wasteful government spending and giving recommendations on how to resolve it.   Further,

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What Vaccines are Recommended for Seniors?

It’s flu season. Maybe you’ve already been hit in your household by the flu, or another viral illness. I know my family has. Hopefully, your family has escaped unharmed and will continue to do so. Either way, you’ve probably considered

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New Stroke Medication May Help Repair Brain

A new medication for stroke recovery might help with repairing damage to the brain after a stroke occurs.   Stroke recovery has long focused on re-teaching the brain how to perform activities, such as learning to walk again or learning how to

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Understanding DNR Orders

A DNR Order is short for a “Do Not Resuscitate” Order. It is a legal document that states that if an emergency medical event occurs and resuscitative action is needed to save someone’s life, those resuscitative actions should not happen.   There

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Seniors and Unexpected Pain

Pain is one of the major issues that seniors face. But pain is also not very well understood by researchers.    Right now, there are two main theories that researchers have when it comes to understanding how the brain reacts to pain.

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