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Healthy Habits for Adults Over 60
A look at tips, tricks, advice and the benefits of maintaining healthy eating and exercise habits as you get…
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Depression in Older Adults
Depression is a common problem in older adults, but it is not part of the aging process. Learn how…
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Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that is most common in people over the age of 65. There…
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Preventing Malnutrition in Older Adults
Older adults are more vulnerable to malnutrition. Learn ways to prevent it.
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Sexual Health in Older Adults
As you age, it doesn’t mean that you suddenly lose interest in sex. It’s common for people to remain sexually…
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Senior Housing Options and Care Needs
Your housing needs may change as you age. Consider these senior living communities to see if one is right for…
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Healthy Habits for Adults Over 60
A look at tips, tricks, advice and the benefits of maintaining healthy eating and exercise habits as you get…
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Plan for the Future After a Diagnosis of Dementia
After a diagnosis of dementia, it’s important for family members to talk about plans for care and support, and to…
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Adult vaccinations
Adult vaccinations are important for adults for staying healthy as they age.
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Immunization Schedules
Certain immunizations are important at every age to reduce illness, hospitalization, or death.
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Pneumococcal Vaccines for Seniors
Pneumococcal vaccines help to prevent pneumonia. Adults 65 and older, for whom pneumonia can be fatal, should get two different…
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Vaccines: Myth Versus Fact
There are many common misconceptions regarding vaccines. Use this evidence-based information to clear up any confusion.
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How to Prevent Falls in Older Adults
A fall at an older age can have serious consequences to your health and independence. Reduce your risk for falling…
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Nourish Your Brain
A healthy brain is just as important as a healthy body. Many of the things you do to keep your…
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Flu Complications Risk Greater for Minority Groups
People from racial and ethnic minority groups are more likely to be hospitalized when they have the flu. They are…
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Talking to Your Doctor about Alzheimer’s Disease
Worried about memory loss—either in yourself or a loved one? It’s not easy to talk about cognitive changes, but early conversations about Alzheimer’s with your family doctor are important. Whether you're noticing signs of forgetfulness or struggling with confusion, bringing…
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Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease
When is forgetfulness a normal part of aging, and when is it something more serious? If you are older and…
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Alzheimer’s disease: Signs and Symptoms
What is Alzheimer’s disease? Alzheimer’s disease is a serious brain disorder. It is the most common form of dementia among older people. The disorder affects thinking and memory skills as well as the ability to complete daily activities and to care for…
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Flu Risks and Chronic Conditions
Chronic health conditions can increase your risk of being hospitalized with influenza (the flu). Getting an annual flu vaccine is…
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Information for Caregivers
If you’re a caregiver to a loved one, it can take a lot out of you, both physically and…
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Caring for a Relative Who Has Dementia
Caring for a loved one who has dementia is difficult. Learn how to best care for them while also taking…
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Balancing Work and Caregiving
Caring for a loved one while working outside the home can be a challenging balancing act. Talk to your employer,…
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Type 1 Diabetes
Diabetes is a disease that occurs when your body doesn’t make or use the hormone insulin properly.