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Exercise is important for preventing health issues and promoting an overall wellness of being. Research has shown that people that exercise are far more likely to have stronger heart health, are less likely to suffer an injury from a fall … [Read more...]
New research says that those that drink coffee or tea might have a reduced risk of suffering from a stroke in the future. This is exciting new research, considering the fact that around the world, strokes account for about 10 percent of all … [Read more...]
Over the last few years, I’ve written a couple articles about robotic pets and how they might be able to benefit seniors, especially those that live in a nursing home or assisted living setting. There’s no question that having a pet can … [Read more...]
When someone is older, dementia can be quite common. This can sometimes be treated and reversed, but not always. Alzheimer’s and some other types of dementia do not have cures, and eventually cause the person suffering from them to pass … [Read more...]
How many of us enjoy a cup of coffee in the morning? It’s often the first thing I do in the mornings--go to the kitchen and brew a pot of coffee for me and my wife. If I’m thinking ahead, I will brew a small amount in the evening and put it … [Read more...]
One of the more unpleasant symptoms of dementia that many elderly people face is psychosis. Psychosis will present differently from person to person, but has some common characteristics in that is a loss of connection with reality. However … [Read more...]
A study out of the University of Arizona found that women who received hormonal therapy after going through menopause were 58 percent less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease or other neurodegenerative diseases than those that did not go … [Read more...]
A study that was conducted by New York University found that dementia patients fared much better after a hospitalization when the care staff that was helping them remained consistent. This study focused on seniors with dementia … [Read more...]
A research team based out of the University of California Los Angeles has been looking at the differences between mice brains and human brains to help determine how research that relies on mice models can be more accurate and effective in … [Read more...]
For a long time, researchers have pointed to a number of different environmental factors that play a role in causing or exacerbating Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Although some strong pieces of evidence exist, it’s hard … [Read more...]
For a long time, researchers have understood that there is a link between diabetes and dementia. In fact, this link is so well known that Alzheimer’s disease is sometimes referred to as Type 3 Diabetes. However, although that … [Read more...]
People all over the world have different needs and goals. Someone living in a high rent apartment in New York City necessarily will have a different set of goals, desires, needs, and wants than someone who is homeless on the streets of … [Read more...]
