Big news from the medical science community regarding two drugs that may be able to modestly slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease for some patients. The two drugs are Leqembi (lecanemab) and Kisunla (donanemab), and someday they might prevent cognitive decline entirely in people whose brains show signs of disease, but who don’t yet have […]
10 Worst Habits for Your Heart
Did you know that while there are many factors in our daily lives that can increase our risk of heart disease, there are also a number of ways to prevent the disease and even reverse its impact in some cases? AARP has put together a great list of 10 habits to avoid if you are […]
The 5 Worst Mistakes Grandparents Can Make with Money
If you’re a grandparent, one of your greatest joys comes from spoiling your grandchildren. However, if you plan to give them cash, gifts or investments, there are many things to consider, including your own financial situation. AARP has put together some helpful steps grandparents can take to avoid the common financial mistakes. To read the story, […]
Why Your Joints Ache After 50 — and What You Can Do About It
If you’re over 50, things such as stiff knees, achy hips and swollen hands can be very common. One cause may be osteoarthritis — a common wear-and-tear disease that happens when the cushion-like tissue between the bones breaks down over time, leading to joint pain. To learn about more ways to take care of your joints, from […]
How Well Are You Aging?
AARP recently offered an informative piece based on research from the Mayo Clinic on how to measure your aging. It turns out that one way of measuring is to see how long a person can stand on one leg. To learn more about a 30 second balance test that may predict longevity, from AARP, CLICK […]
Stroke: Signs, Causes, and Treatment
The National Institute on Aging shared some wonderful information regarding strokes, including the signs, causes and treatment. Having a stroke is just as serious as having a heart attack. So, it’s important to know the signs of stroke and act quickly if you suspect you or someone you know is having one. Stroke is the fifth […]
