Worldwide, nearly 36 million people suffer from Alzheimer or a related dementia. Although the diagnosis of Alzheimer is simpler and more reliable than it used to be, a diseased person can still need assistance to take meals. Meals are supposed to be relaxing moments; however, the caregiver can face difficulties. The person needing help can […]
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Falls are the first cause of accidental death for people over 65 years old. It often affects one’s physical and psychological condition. People who fall can lose self-confidence. They can fear falling again and they can become isolated. Falling down can have many consequences: they are often serious since they are linked to the gravity
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According to a Chinese American study published in Nature Communications, video games are likely to reduce states of depression for the elderly. The results of the clinical tests was conducted on a group of elderly people from 60 to 89 years old on whom antidepressant had no positive effects. Their state improved after spending time
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Physical Activity Helps against Chronic Prostatitis, New Harvard Study Suggests, but the Fight for a Healthy Prostate Gland is Stronger with Dr. Allen’s Device
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Malnourishment is a serious senior Health issue in the United States. This infographic, published by A place for Mom, gives tips to prevent senior malnourishment. It also gives information on how to recognize the signs of malnourishment.
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