ADHD May Lead to Heart Trouble
By John Salak – Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a debilitating condition that impacts almost 10 percent of children in the United States but a sizeable percentage of adults. In
Mature Health
Yeah, Everyone Has to Go Sometime
It’s the kind of problem people don’t like to talk about, even with their doctors. Nonetheless, millions of people deal with overactive bladders and bladder infections. Every year, 10 million
Listen Up: Hearing Loss Is Endemic
By Bob Sterner — People are mumbling more than ever, making it difficult to understand what they’re saying. The bigger problem, unfortunately, is that a growing number of people are
Normal Memory Loss Has Its Benefits
In today’s world with the seemingly rampant acceleration of Alzheimer’s, it is hard not to go into a panic whenever anything slips someone’s mind. It’s understandable, especially as people age
Variations & Treatments for Arthritis – A Painful Disease
By Bob Sterner – Waking up to aching joints? Chances are some form of arthritis is at play and there’s plenty of company suffering along. In fact, almost 60 million
Aging Doesn’t Have To Be Full Of Aches
Everyone can learn from their mistakes. Take Dr. Yoav Suprun. He started out as a personal trainer and did pretty well for himself, but he soon realized that he might
Bridging The Gaps In Mature Health
By John Salak – Getting a handle on the issues faced by mature adults is an increasingly critical consideration for caregivers, families, public health officials and organizations and facilities that
You Must Remember This
The Skinny Some memory loss is inevitable as people age. Even for those not confronting the devastating implications of Alzheimer’s or other forms of severe cognitive decline, memory deteriorates as
A Prescription For Aging Nice & Easy
The Skinny Bette Davis, the renowned and feisty actress, lived to the ripe old age of 81 and noted quite succinctly that “Old age ain’t no place for sissies.” Bette
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