Social Distancing Against The Coronavirus, Can It Really Work?
Social distancing is being recommended by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and NIH Infectious Diseases, as an efficient way […]
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Noninvasive Stress Detector Measures Stress Without Causing It
A noninvasive stress detector can now measure stress levels without actually causing the patient any nervousness. It’s now possible
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Alzheimer’s Disease Distinguished by Two Distinct Brain Hallmarks
Alzheimer’s disease is distinguished by two distinct brain hallmarks. They are called amyloid plaques and tau tangles. The amyloid plaques
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Controlling Your Blood Pressure Could Save Your Life
Controlling your blood pressure could save your life. This isn’t an exaggeration, it’s very serious. Right now high blood pressure
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SECURE Act Could Now Change Seniors Retirement Options
The SECURE Act passed by Congress last week and signed by President Trump is likely to change the retirement savings
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Health Care Deductions For Chronic Illness Could End January 1st
Health care deductions for millions of Americans with high medical costs will end on January 1st if Congress fails to
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Diabetes Patients Can Now Get Medicare Nutrition Benefit
Diabetes and kidney patients can now get a valuable Medicare nutrition benefit as part of their Medicare coverage. The estimated
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Functionally Impaired Adults At Higher Risk For Nursing Homes In Old Age
Functionally impaired middle-age adults who can’t perform activities of daily living, show higher risk for winding up in nursing homes
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Can Vitamins Prevent You From Getting Dementia, Alzheimer’s?
Vitamins have long been promoted as an excellent way to prevent seniors from getting dementia and alzheimer’s disease. Consequently, billions
Poll Shows 50% Of Seniors Fear Getting Dementia, Memory Loss
A recent poll reports that almost half of people ages 50 to 64 are concerned about developing memory loss and