Arthritis is a prevalent form of joint disease that affects millions of seniors in the United States. Aging adults affected by arthritis can suffer from… Read More »How to Manage Arthritis Pain Without Medication
The spooky season is nearing, and seniors intend to join in on the fun festivities. Halloween rolls around only once a year and aging adults… Read More »How to Celebrate Halloween with Seniors at Home
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) occurs in the elderly at a lower rate (about 4.5 percent) than middle-age and younger people. Nevertheless, the disorder is undertreated… Read More »How to Take Care of Seniors with PTSD
Type 2 diabetes most commonly affects older adults. It is a serious disease caused by high blood glucose, or blood sugar. Serious health complications can… Read More »Main Warning Signs of Diabetes in Seniors
Bone fractures can occur in seniors who live with osteoporosis. The term osteoporosis translates as “porous bone.” Since the progression of the disease weakens bones,… Read More »What You Need to Know About Osteoporosis
According to recent research, as people get older, they generally get happier. This may be due to factors like lessening worries as their kids grow… Read More »Study Shows that Happiness Increases with Age
The past two years has been a whirlwind for many, including seniors. The onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the current Russia-Ukraine war, domestic politics, and… Read More »Common Ways Seniors Manage their Emotional Health
There are many reasons why aging people lose weight. As we age, we lose bone and muscle mass naturally that may affect our weight. At… Read More »Is Weight Loss Normal for Aging People?
Wheezing is common among seniors, however if it becomes severe and is accompanied by coughing or chest pain, they should see a doctor. There are… Read More »What Causes Wheezing Among Seniors?
The way most of us are used to eating is not ideal for senior citizens affected by stomach cancer. Besides dealing with the scary and… Read More »How to Prepare Meals for Seniors with Stomach Cancer
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