It was only a few years ago that we were self-isolating to avoid COVID-19. Older adults were particularly vulnerable, so extra precautions were taken to keep them safe. Solitary lifestyles adopted out of necessity became the new norm for a number of older adults who have yet to break from this isolation. We now understand …
The benefits of chemotherapy are irrefutable and can save someone’s life. However during the process of destroying harmful cancer cells, noncancerous cells can be in the crossfire, leading to challenging side effects. The physician will offer guidelines on what cancer patients need to do to reduce these effects, but it is just as important to …
What is it that gets you up out of bed every morning? If you’re a member of the sandwich generation, taking care of both younger and older loved ones, your list is likely quite extensive! As the nest empties, however, it becomes crucial to redefine our identity and discover new ways to establish purpose while …
What’s your first thought when you see a person in a wheelchair? Do you identify that person as less-than, someone in need of being fixed? Do you presume they need special treatment, as though a physical disability impacts intellect as well? How does your thinking shift to see someone standing upright, without the need for …
Aging is associated with the development of many eye conditions. However, they can be prevented or delayed from developing by taking care of the general health and physical well-being, monitoring the average blood sugar levels, cholesterol levels, and blood sugar levels.
Take care of your loved ones suffering from UTIs and consult your physician. The old saying, “an ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure” remains true.
As we grow older, we experience many physical changes in our body. Physical health, as well as mental health, becomes weak with age. Due to shrinkage in brain size, older people are more likely to develop mental disorders.
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