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People of different racial descents are often impacted in different ways when it comes to health events. For example, people of African descent are more likely to suffer from sickle cell anemia than people of European descent. There are … [Read more...]
Researchers out of the Louisiana State University Health Center in New Orleans have found that there is a way to help protect cells in the brain and encourage them to continue communicating with one another after a stroke has occurred. This … [Read more...]
A new research study is claiming that with proper personalized treatment, it might possible to reverse some of the cognitive decline that is associated with Alzheimer’s disease. This is something that researchers have been working toward … [Read more...]
Diabetes is a scary diagnosis, but there’s hope for people who have heard this word uttered by their doctors. A good diet, exercise, and sticking to a medication, testing, and treatment schedule can help most people to alleviate the … [Read more...]
All across the country, protests and movements are calling for police reforms. In response to the racially charged killins of a few men by police recently, these calls are completely justified. Now, this post is not here to … [Read more...]
A new study shows that there might be a more effective way to protect the loss of brain cells that occurs during a stroke. The study indicated that when neurons--more commonly referred to as brain cells--are protected during and after a … [Read more...]
Some experts are demanding that the U.S. rethink how senior care is approached on a larger scale. Because of the many care homes that have been hit so hard by the coronavirus, alternatives to the traditional nursing home model are being … [Read more...]
Financial abuse is a serious crime. During times of crisis like what we are experiencing right now with the coronavirus, the negative effects are magnified much more severely. What would normally be a catastrophic event for an elderly … [Read more...]
There’s a lot of noise out there about COVID-19, and unfortunately, not all of it is very helpful. Some of the news is designed to create clicks for companies and add a bit of sensationalism to the day. Other information is too confusing. … [Read more...]
Would life be better or worse if we could know a few years ahead of time that someone was going to develop Alzheimer’s disease? For the most part, senior care would be a lot better. Doctors and other members of the treatment team could … [Read more...]
As you may have heard, the recommended usage for aspirin has changed over recent months. This came about after a study confirmed that aspirin for preventative us amongst most parts of the population was not helpful at all and might actually … [Read more...]
A study out of the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University points to the fact that stroke can do ongoing damage to the cardiovascular system. Rather than being a one time event that is treated and forgotten about, a stroke has a … [Read more...]
