5 common myths about arthritis
There are many common misunderstanding and myths about arthritis. Check out the real truth about arthritis and its myths
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Know How to Identify Pneumonia in the Earliest Stages
The vaccine for pneumonia is effective, but it's not the only measure your parents should use. One of them is to recognize the signs of pneumonia in the earliest stages.
10 Stimulating Activities for Alzheimer’s
Learn more about how to stay engaged with your loved ones throughout the Alzheimer's disease using these activities
Unusual Ways Seniors With Alzheimer's May Act and How to Handle It
There are many unusual ways that seniors with Alzheimer's can act. When this happens to your family, it's often challenging and causes stress for those providing homecare.
What Do You Need to Know about High Blood Pressure?
The more that you understand about high blood pressure as a caregiver the more you can do for your aging family member.
World Lupus Day: Lupus Awareness Month
Every year, May 10 marks World Lupus Day to raise awareness about a serious disease that requires in-depth understanding and support for each person who has been affected. Did you know that Lupus is a chronic (long term) autoimmune disease that can affect different parts of the body? Check out our blog to learn more about Lupus.
Heart Attack Recovery: Foods to Eat and Avoid
It’s important to raise the awareness about the heart attack recovery, to know exactly what foods to eat and to avoid preventing any future complications
What Are the Complications of Arrhythmia?
Arrhythmia happens when there is a problem with the electrical signals that control how the heart beats. It can cause the heart to beat too quickly, too slowly, or beat in an irregular fashion.
Is Your Senior’s Kitchen Ready for Her Dementia Diagnosis?
Dementia can affect so many areas of your senior’s life, including her ability to use her kitchen safely.
5 Symptoms of Melanoma in Elderly Adults
Family caregivers and elderly care providers need to assist the aging adult in doing mole checks several times per year to identify any suspicious-looking moles that might indicate the presence of melanoma.
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