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Old Age or Just Habit
by Wendy E., Nov 26, 2007
We are all going to get old at some point in our life. Most of us refuse to admit we are aging.
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Neuroplasticity: How to Achieve a Brighter Brain
by A. Jom, Dec 3, 2007
The adult brain is capable of change and growth. Learning new and challenging activities can help to keep the brain fit.
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Long Term Care Facilities
by Little Mamma, Dec 15, 2007
If you're thinking of putting Mom or Dad, or both, into a Long Term Care facility, you should know what too look for and what to look out for.
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Alzheimer's Disease: 15 Ways to Remember What You Have Learned
by David1, Dec 20, 2007
It makes much sense to look at the reverse side of the factors that ventilate forgetting in order to obtain our answers on how retention of learnt material can be improved.
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Reverse Vision Damage with New Drug
by S.Louise Williams, Jan 13, 2008
A new injection can now reverse vision damage from the most common disease that cause blindness in the elderly.
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Retire or Revive
by Barbara Ingram-Rice, Jan 15, 2008
Many people look forward to retirement because they are tired of working. What will you do with retirement? Will you get "tired again" or will you revive and do something productive with your life after formal work?
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Understanding Alzheimer's Disease
by Rachet, Jan 28, 2008
This simplifies the understanding of Alzheimer's disease.
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Stroke Warning Cited for Elderly
by Jane Meyer, Feb 24, 2008
Daytime Dozing Could Be Early Stroke Warning Sign.
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Epedemiology
by Franklin, Apr 13, 2008
A personal reaction on the health issue of a certain patient.
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Overmedication of Seniors Citizens
by jocerene, May 23, 2008
These days, people are concerned about the amount of medications taken by seniors. It raises questions regarding their health which is primarily affected in over medicated procedures. Seniors with ages 65 years and above are taking medications to treat different conditions. Other conditions or illnesses worsened due to side effects and drug interactions.
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