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Rita Ude on
January 31, 2012
A new federal program called the Independence at Home Demonstration will test the effectiveness of providing healthcare to thousands of chronically ill Medicare patients in their own homes, allowing them to remain there instead of potentially entering long-term care facilities.
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Rita Ude on
January 24, 2012
Scientists are discovering anti-aging breakthroughs in the cells of certain animals to help determine how to slow aging in humans.
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Rita Ude on
January 17, 2012
Medications help prevent and treat illness and disease, but increasingly among seniors, certain medications are causing adverse drug reactions.
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Rita Ude on
January 10, 2012
For many people, “winter blues” is not just a case of doldrums but a type of depression called seasonal affective disorder (SAD). This mood condition typically occurs annually in late fall or early winter with the change in daylight saving time and the advent of earlier sunsets.
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Angela Roeber on
January 09, 2012
Arrange qualified in-home care assistance as back-up to the primary caregiver for a Veteran who has Memory Loss. The goal is to be ready to call for a professional in-home caregiver when the circumstances arise.
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Rita Ude on
January 03, 2012
Are you curious about where you came from or want to know more about your family history? Genealogy has become a popular hobby today.
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Rita Ude on
December 27, 2011
Letting go of mementos – especially those from a loved one – can be hard. In addition to the emotional anguish, shuffling objects around can be physically tiring.
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Rita Ude on
December 20, 2011
“Baby boomers spend more than $2 trillion annually, and a significant amount of their time online is spent shopping and buying,” reported an article in The Realtime Report.
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Rita Ude on
December 13, 2011
From family gatherings at Christmastime, to kissing under the mistletoe, the holidays are filled with many holiday traditions that have been handed down from one generation to the next.
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Rita Ude on
December 06, 2011
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, older drivers age 65 years and older are more likely than other drivers to receive traffic citations for failing to yield, turning improperly, running red lights and stop signs, ignoring pedestrian crossings, and parking violations.
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