Apr
23
Each and every year, thousands of American seniors are told they have Parkinson’s disease, but they do not. For many of these patients, the correct diagnosis is a very similar but not as well-known disease: dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB).Dementia with Lewy bodies affects around 1.3 million Americans, according to...
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Apr
09
The consequences of exercising throughout aging are significant; however, for people that have Parkinson’s, it may truly be a game-changer in the progression associated with the disease. Several studies are revealing direct links and benefits of physical exercise for Parkinson’s. The largest clinical study to date revealed that patients who...
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Mar
16
Urinary incontinence can be an embarrassing issue for those who experience it. The stigma behind the affliction frequently contributes to individuals having either a lack of facts or believing in some common misconceptions. Below are several myths and the urinary incontinence facts that contradict them. (more…)
Mar
09
Incontinence, or reduced bladder control, is a distressing and delicate issue, particularly for seniors. It can cause a variety of problems, from skin sores to social reclusiveness for individuals who are nervous about leaving home in case of an “accident.” But while bladder leakage causes more than 25 million people...
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Feb
20
It’s no secret that a healthy diet is essential for a healthy body. What many people don’t recognize, however, is that dietary recommendations for adults are altered as we grow older. Nutritional experts at Tufts University have introduced MyPlate for older adults, which is a more advanced variation of the...
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Feb
13
A mom's love for her children has no age restraints. And parents of all ages desire above all to shield their children from concerns, which sometimes may mean concealing their own worries. Moreover, when their loved ones live at a distance, it can be difficult to really know without a...
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Feb
11
Older adults with mesothelioma have a variety of options when it comes to treatment. The type of care your loved one receives will be determined after a doctor or specialist evaluates him or her. Since each older adult’s diagnosis is unique, treatment will vary on an individual basis. While there...
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