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The number one goal of senior care is to help the elderly live better, safer lives. There are always factors that can make this difficult, though. One of the biggest factors that leads to a loss of independence in the senior population is … [Read more...]
One of the major goals of senior care of all sorts is to help improve the quality of life that an elderly person is experiencing. Sometimes this can come in the form of a nursing home, when someone has advanced medical needs that require … [Read more...]
New research coming out of the Boston University School of Medicine has some exciting news: the rate of strokes occurring in both middle aged and elderly individual is on the decline. The rate of having a stroke for the first time has gone … [Read more...]
A fall is one of the most devastating injuries that an elderly individual can face. Not only can a fall cause the typical injuries like bruises and broken bones, but because of the decreased immune system and lower bone density that seniors … [Read more...]
A new study indicates that the brain changes that come with Alzheimer’s disease might be able to be detected earlier than what was once thought. Research from the University of Eastern Finland found that through the use of a multiomic … [Read more...]
If someone suffers from a stroke, statistics say that this individual is far more likely to suffer from a second stroke. And if they suffer from a second stroke, stats say that they are even more likely to have a third stroke. As you might … [Read more...]
As of right now, there’s no cure for Alzheimer’s disease. However, on a very regular basis doctors are taking strides toward getting there. Maybe there is not a cure for this disease, and maybe there is. But even if there is not a cure for … [Read more...]
Dental care is something that we stress with our children, but it is also extremely important for the elderly to pay careful attention to, as well. In fact, because dental health is so closely tied to other areas of health, it might even be … [Read more...]
The opioid crisis in the United States is so great that even President Trump has been making comments that he wants our legislators to take action and help find a way to end the problem. Although opioids do have a purpose when it comes to … [Read more...]
When it comes to Multiple Sclerosis (MS), shared decision making has long been regarded as the best way to approach treatment decisions. Shared decision making is not really anything revolutionary; at the heart of it, it places a mutual … [Read more...]
A university in Finland recently came to the conclusion that exercise can act as a beneficial force in patients experiencing chronic illness. The study looked at aerobic exercise, strength training, and condition specific therapies. The … [Read more...]
Researchers really haven’t been able to do much with being able to predict how Alzheimer’s disease will progress throughout the brain. Yes, there are some things that have been discovered over the years that can slow down the spread of the … [Read more...]
