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After someone suffers from a bleeding stroke or from an intracerebral hemorrhage, it has been common practice to prescribe methods of helping with recovery, such as compression socks, anti-seizure medications, and steroids. However, new … [Read more...]
Our country just surpassed one million deaths due to or related to the COVID-19 virus. Each one of these deaths is an unspeakable tragedy, but unfortunately, the senior population has been hit much harder than others. About three-quarters … [Read more...]
Recently, a Canadian political party announced that they would like to see some major changes to how senior care is approached. Already, there is disagreement about whether care should be profit or non-profit, state run or private … [Read more...]
A team of researchers believes that focusing on overexcited neurons immediately after a stroke occurs can place a limit on how much damage is done because of a stroke. In a newly published report, it is stated that calming down … [Read more...]
Technology is everywhere. What we think of technology, smartphone and smart homes, 5G and wireless, isn’t the only type of technology out there, but it definitely presents a unique set of challenges for those that have seen this kind of … [Read more...]
Do you know the warning signs that someone is in the early stages of a stroke? If you care for an older loved one, it’s important that you do. Stroke is one of the leading causes of disability in seniors, but early treatment of a stroke can … [Read more...]
All across the country, businesses find themselves in a unique situation. There are more job openings that have not been filled since many positions were temporarily cut or restructured during the COVID pandemic. At the same time, there is … [Read more...]
It is estimated that Japan will face a shortage of one million senior care employees by the year 2025. This is a huge deficit in one of the world’s major economies, but it makes sense that this is happening. Japan has a very different … [Read more...]
Over the last few years, we’ve seen a lot of improvements when it comes to senior care. But even with all of these advances, there’s still a lot more work that needs to be done if all seniors are going to receive the high … [Read more...]
Recently, a study from the University of Connecticut made a big step forward in the fight for reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. The study found the eliminating the protein TRPM2 in mice drastically reduced damage done to the body … [Read more...]
According to recent research from the American Heart Association, those that have had a heart attack in the past might be less likely to develop Parkinson’s disease as they age. This was a surprising find for the team behind … [Read more...]
New research has shown that a product from a plant might be able to help reduce inflammation in the brain for those suffering from Parkinson’s disease. The plant, called sophora flavescens, contains something in its root called kurarinone, … [Read more...]
