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When I tell people I play bridge, they often look at me like I have two heads. If they have heard of the game at all, they typically associate it with older white women such as the characte… Read More

When I tell people I play bridge, they often look at me like I have two heads. If they have heard of the game at all, they typically associate it with older white women such as the characte… Read More

Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is the most common type of dementia seen in older adults. An estimated 5.4 million Americans of all ages had Alzheimer’s disease in 2012. Nearly half (4… Read More

Dementia Behavior DownloadBehavioral issues in persons with dementia (PDF) The post Behavioral Issues in Persons with Dementia appeared first on Senior Care Central Read More

Background Constipation is the most common bowel problem in older adults. The definition varies by patients and health care providers, but generally it means less frequent bowel movements t… Read More

Presbycussis, or age related hearing loss is very common in the over sixties. However because it is a gradual loss of hearing over many years it is difficult to notice at first. Most people… Read More

With the ubiquity of mobile technology and handheld devices keeping us connected, seniors are keeping up with times – a fact that app developers are well aware of. There are practicall… Read More

Are you looking for an all-natural memory aid to help you focus while studying and do better on your upcoming exams?  Research shows t… Read More

Rose’s family knew that she was having some memory problems as well as balance issues when walking, but they told themselves that she was getting long okay and was safe to stay at hom… Read More

Image Description: A sign that says “Stop: Security Check” isolated over a white background June 30th should have been a really great day for Hannah Cohen. The 19-year-old woman… Read More

Most elderly care situations will consist of at least one instance for rehabilitation after a major illness such as a stroke or heart attack.  Other needs for this include knee or hip… Read More

Many people believe that once you reach the age of 50 your health and fitness start to decline.  That's an urban myth and here's why.  People who perceive themselves as old and fee… Read More

We only looked at them just to compile this list. These animals do not inspire awe, in fact, they are downright repulsive to the sensibilities. Here are the top 10 ugliest animals to grace t… Read More

According to a 15-year French study entitled Aluminium and Silica in Drinking Water and the Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease or Cognitive Decline, conducted by the Division of Biostatistics… Read More

Background Parkinson’s disease (PD) is one of the most common neurological diseases, affecting at least 1.5 million people in the United States (American Parkinson Disease Association… Read More

Dance... Dance and Just Dance!To Attain Success As An ActorWhat are the benefits of dancing for an actor and in general, the human brain?Plenty of studies proves that this physical activity… Read More

  You may have heard of rehabilitation nursing, but are you familiar with what rehabilitation nurses do and their essential role in health care? According to the Association of Rehabili… Read More

As people age, their need for support increases. Old age usually comes with mental function deterioration, increased risk of disease, and loneliness. Being there for an aging parent often co… Read More

In today’s society, we are constant communicators. Some believe the technology is causing us to become more and more isolated, however… Read More

The newspapers love a good health scare, says Ben Chu. Warning about the hidden dangers lurking in mundane parts of life is a sure way to grab readers’ attention. Last week came report… Read More

Most of us have had experiences that we wish we could forget. even with some medical breakthrough in regards to permanent memory eraser m… Read More

What is meditation? Meditation is a holistic discipline that trains the mind and the body to focus on calmness and tranquillity.It can help change your life because it can help place you in… Read More

Aging Baby Boomers want fun, creative exercise that not only keeps them active, but also provides an avenue for making friends. Luckily, programs across the country are stepping up to meet… Read More

As you grow older, you are going to notice some changes in your brain’s ability to remember things. You go to the kitchen and cannot remember why, or keep forgetting where you place yo… Read More

The Netflix Original animated show returns valiantly with BoJack Horseman season 4. We seem to be at an absolute high point for animation. And while those handing out awards don’t alwa… Read More

These 7 lesser-known mental disorders affect more people than you may realize. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), approximately one in five adults in the United Sta… Read More

Welcome to Second Opinion, a weekly roundup of eclectic and under-the-radar health and medical science news. Sign up here to have this newsletter delivered to your inbox… Read More

Top 10 Unsolved Murders in American History Although there are many unsolved crimes and mysteries in America and throughout the world, we have chosen this list as the Top 10 Unsolved Murders… Read More

If you are one of the over 40 million family caregivers in the U.S. providing care for an aging parent or relative, chances are you wear several hats including chauffeur, insurance wrangle… Read More

This gentle, enjoyable activity is worth doing regularly—and not just for the exercise. We’re bombarded by fitness messaging that tells us that to be healthy, we must go to extre… Read More

Vitamin C is an essential vitamin, meaning it can’t be produced by the body. Nevertheless, it has many roles in your body and has been linked to impressive health benefits. It is wate… Read More

Here is some good news for people who do not like to workout, new studies have shown that walking at least 15 minutes daily can add 7 years to your life. One study followed 70 people between… Read More

With the backing of the Alzheimer’s Association, an art program called Memories in the Making helps people paint their memories. Losing one’s memory through dementia — be i… Read More