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Health
February 17th, 2023
Early Detection of Dementia: Study Reveals Evidence of Dementia 9 Years Before Onset of Symptoms
Because of longevity more people suffer from memory loss. MRIs have been used to help diagnose dementia for some time. Now, researchers claim to be able to see evidence of dementia nine years before someone starts to notice symptoms.
Lifestyle
February 15th, 2023
Ready for Retirement? Might Need Some Bucks in Savings and Some Luck
Are you focused on retirement planning? Retirement planning allows one to plan for one's financial future and maximize retirement savings. You face obstacles like economic downturns and long-term health care. Planning helps you be prepared.
Lifestyle
February 14th, 2023
More States Ready to Legalize CBD Products In 2023
As the health benefits of Cannabidiol (CBD) become more widely known, many states are taking steps to legalize the use and sale of CBD products.
Insurance
February 13th, 2023
Families Struggle to Balance Caregiving Duties for Parents. Planning Reduces Burdens and Protects Savings.
Aging is a reality few families are ready for. With care costs being cost high and family caregivers unable to provide quality care, planning helps families focus on providing emotional and physical support for loved ones in need rather than worrying about immediate care issues.
Health
February 9th, 2023
An Early Retirement May Bring Earlier Decline with Memory According to Study
Early retirement might lead to less stress and better overall health, but it can also lead to an increased risk of memory decline. Researchers studied an early retirement program in China that suggests the downside of quitting the job early.
Lifestyle
February 8th, 2023
Advanced Cardiac Life Support: What You Need to Know About Certification
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) certification is required for most health care professionals. Those involved in cardiac care get the skills to respond quickly and appropriately to cardiopulmonary emergencies.
Lifestyle
April 5th, 2026
Economy Concerns and Lack of Awareness of Longevity Impacting Retirement Planning
2022 research revealed how inflation, economic uncertainty, and underestimating longevity continue to reshape retirement planning decisions. As of 2026, many Americans remain cautious—delaying, adjusting, or scaling back their plans—while the rising cost of long-term care makes proactive planning more critical than ever.
Lifestyle
October 22nd, 2025
How to Protect Damaged Basement Walls
Moisture in the basement can lead to the growth of mold and mildew, leading to air quality problems in the home. It can also lead to structural damage to the foundation, resulting in expensive repairs.
Health
February 1st, 2023
How You Eat and Positive Outlook is Linked to Lower Risk of Premature Death
A better diet and positive outlook may reduce the risk of premature death and provide a better quality of life as you age. While you can't avoid aging and the consequences that it will bring, you could delay some of the problems of aging.
Health
January 31st, 2023
Ease Aches and Pains with These 5 Options
Aging can be more challenging when those aging aches and pains increase. It's an unwanted reminder that you're becoming less able to move and that your body is no longer as youthful and fit as it once was. Often there are answers for the pain.
Homecare
January 30th, 2023
Electric Hospital Beds Helping More Older Adults Remain at Home
Electric hospital beds allow older people to stay in their homes longer and maintain a better sense of control and independence. With more people needing long-term health care, these beds make it easier for caregivers and care recipients.
Government
January 29th, 2023
A New Federal Law Would Make Home Care More Accessible for Those on Medicaid
Medicaid will pay for long-term health care for those with limited income and assets, but most of this care is delivered in nursing homes. New legislation would increase funding to expand benefits for in-home care for those with limited resources.
