Aging
How to Make Health Care Wishes Known
No one wants to think about becoming critically ill or injured. But what if you had a medical emergency and needed certain measures to keep you alive? Would your loved ones know what kind of treatment you do or don’t want?
Turning 50? It may be Time for a Shingles Vaccine
As we wait for a COVID-19 vaccine, it’s important that we get the shots that are available now to protect against other infectious diseases. For people over 50, one of those vaccines is for shingles.
Age: It’s Much More Than a Number
Whether you’re concerned about weight gain or keeping up your golf game, the key to aging well is a healthy lifestyle. Eating nutritious foods, getting preventive care and staying active can go a long way toward promoting healthy aging.
7 Tips to Prevent Falls
The risk of falling increase with age. In fact, more than one in three people age 65 or older falls each year. And if you fall, you could break a bone, which could lead to hospitalization or disability.
How to Recognize the Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
Your memory often changes as you grow older, but memory loss that disrupts your daily life is not a typical part of aging.
Brain Health
5 tips to help keep your wheels turning
Aging: What’s Normal, What’s Not
Is your health declining as you age? While some medical issues come with the territory of getting older, others may be cause for concern. Do you know what’s normal and what’s worth a discussion with your doctor?
