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Understanding the Aging Process and Dementia Aging is a natural and inevitable part of life’s journey, bringing with it a spectrum of changes, both physical and cognitive. As you or
How many medication bottles that need cleanup currently occupy space within your household’s drawers and cabinets? Most of us possess a couple of them and older adults, in particular, may
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After months of research and dozens of conversations with family and friends, you’ve finally arrived at a decision. You have decided it’s best for your aging loved one to stay
February is American Heart Month, a time to honor lives lost to heart disease and also focus on good heart health. Cardiovascular Risks for Aging Adults More than 600,000 Americans