Digital Devices Spur Bipolar Treatments
By John Salak – The millions of Americans walking around with bipolar disease may have a treatment aid at hand without realizing it. Research indicates that smartphones, fitness trackers and
Mental Health
Living Well May Ward off Dementia
By John Salak – A healthy body apparently supports a healthy mind. Middle-aged people, in fact, dealing with risk factors like blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol who do not
Late Nights Unravel Mental Health
By Sean Zucker – Here is some bad news for anyone who proudly boasts the title of being a night owl. Recent research found that going to bed late at
Recognizing Accurate Memories
By John Salak – The hard reality is that an awful lot of people will experience some form of memory loss, especially as they age. These lapses aren’t always—or even
Isolated Parents Are Unhealthy
By Sean Zucker – It’s true that parents sacrifice a ton for their kids. At a minimum, they give up their time, money, sleep and a lot of freedom for
Confronting Migraines Head-On
Migraine sufferers are all around. There are tens of millions of those under attack in the U.S. alone. The number may even be rising thanks to various reasons. Making matters
Is Retirement Healthy?
By Sean Zucker – Many older Americans are simply preparing to work for the rest of their lives. To be exact, one in four U.S. adults aged 50 and older
Stay Social & Live Longer
By Jessica Scarpati – Is a lousy social life aging you? Yes, and more than you might realize. A recent study from the Mayo Clinic found that adults over age
Loneliness Hits Young & Older Adults
By John Salak – It appears the world is a lonely place, especially for younger and older adults. Estimates vary, but one report notes that overall about one in three
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