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October-2011  


Free e-book and organization offer support and advice for 'sandwich generation.'

Here are tips to help family caregivers make a critical decision.

New Web site offers one-stop shopping for all types of resources.
Strong correlation between blood pressure and outdoor temperature in the elderly found
This book focuses on the questions and solutions that arise as the disease progresses from early diagnosis to the advanced end stage.
Despite the young age of the internet, the age of its users is increasing.
New research suggests that even people who develop heart disease or diabetes late in life have a decent shot at reaching the century mark.
How important is diet when it comes to predicting Alzheimer's disease? Children who are not properly nourished are more likely to contract the disease, as are adults who eat diets high in fat. Vegetarians are the least likely group to get Alzheimer's disease.
A recent Mayo Clinic letter describes several ways to help slow the onset of dementia. While aging is inevitable, there are positive things you can do to help you mind stay sharp longer.
Older Americans tend to take more drugs than almost any other societal group. They also face special medical challenges as they may have trouble remembering when each does is scheduled. Failing eyesight and arthritic fingers and hands can also be a factor in taking prescribed dosages.

Simple and effective strategies are offered for living fully

Book seeks to empower and educate caregivers, families and medical professionals to make difficult choices with respect

Here’s how adult children can handle the hardest conversation of their lives

Strategies are offered for dealing with the 'invisible handicap


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