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7 Breakthrough Medical Tests That Are Changing Early Disease Detection
New blood and brainwave tests are making early detection of diseases like Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, diabetes, and cancer possible years before symptoms appear and increase the risk of long-term care. Here’s what to know and how these advances can change your future health.
When Home Care Isn’t Enough: How to Know It’s Time for Assisted Living
You want your parents to be safe, sociable, and supported. Here’s how to spot when in-home care no longer fits, how assisted living helps, and what Medicare, health insurance, and Long-Term Care Insurance really cover.
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Running After 60: 6 Benefits & 5 Risks to Consider
You can unlock the secrets to a happier life by running after age 60. Running has many benefits and some safety precautions you should consider if you start running after the age of 60.
Reignite Your Passion: How Learning After 40 Enhances Your Life
Ever thought it was too late to learn something new? It's not! Discover how lifelong learning after 40 can boost your brain health, open career doors, and enrich your life whether you’re 40 or 80.
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Small, personal details can lift mood, dignity, and connection for loved ones in long-term care. Here is how to personalize gift giving safely, backed by research and practical tips you can use today.
Gray Divorce: Why Document Updates Matter for Splitting Couples Over 50
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Guide to Greenville, South Carolina. Growing Retirement Destination for Senior Living
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