The Myths and Facts of Cataracts: What Seniors Should Know
Cataracts represent the leading cause of blindness worldwide and they are known to primarily affect older adults. It’s vital that seniors have the right information
Cataracts represent the leading cause of blindness worldwide and they are known to primarily affect older adults. It’s vital that seniors have the right information
While they may not be guaranteed protection, vaccines represent the best form of risk reduction, and can help make symptoms less severe for those who
As we age, it’s especially important that we foster positive social engagement to not only safeguard against isolation, but to also improve various aspects of
As we age, it becomes more imperative that we safeguard our vision before problems – like cataracts, age-related macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy – arise.
Seniors are more likely to become dehydrated, and face a greater risk of everything from falling to contract illnesses. In this article, we’ll explore the
When it comes to nutrition for older adults, misinformation can be especially dangerous. In an effort to provide accurate information to help support health and
Falls represent the leading cause of most injuries of American seniors. With a few alterations and additions, seniors can manage their living environment, thus reducing
Quality, Not Quantity The older we get, the harder it becomes to get a good night’s sleep. Beginning in our late 20s, there’s a steep
This article provided by Comfort Keepers, an independent caregiving provider in the Masonic Value Network The Silent Killer It may be surprising to realize
This article provided by Comfort Keepers, an independent caregiving provider in the Masonic Value Network A Growing Concern Based on year-over-year trends, the American Cancer
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