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Jay Leno Has Conservatorship for Wife Mavis After Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Comedian Jay Leno has taken legal steps to have conservatorship for his wife, Mavis, following her Alzheimer's diagnosis. Leno's decision reflects his commitment to ensuring the best care and support for his spouse during her battle with this challenging condition.
Managing Back Pain as You Age and Protecting Your Independence
Back pain affects millions of adults, especially as you get older. Back issues can adversely affect independence and increase the need for long-term care. You can take steps now to treat pain, stay mobile, and protect your independence as you age.
Surviving Long Cross-Continental Travel as You Age
You know, long cross-continental travel hits differently once you are in midlife and beyond. These strategies can help you and your older parents travel smarter, stay healthier, and protect long-term independence.
Medical Errors and Complications in Surgery After Age 45: Why Every Procedure is Not Routine
You never think of surgery as routine when it’s your body or your parent’s. Common operations turn into rehab, and sometimes long-term care, when complications, errors, and Medicare rules collide.
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