Senior Health Stories
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Making Smart Lifestyle Changes Now Could Alter AD's Risk Later
Developing dementia is not inevitable: how you live your life in your 20s and 30s could impact your cognitive health in those golden years. -
DASH Diet Linked To Reduced Risk Of Depression
The diet is known to control hypertension, diabetes, gout and kidney disease and was named the best diet for the 8th year in a row by US News & World Report. -
Is Walking Good for You? 20 Minutes a Day will Prolong Your Life
Go ahead and give up that gym membership. -
One-Third Of FDA-Approved Drugs Now Face Safety Issues: Study
A new study says about one third of FDA-approved drugs pose risks the agency wasn't aware of. -
Virtual Reality Game Can Detect Early Alzheimer’s Disease
Buying groceries in a virtual world could be a test for Alzheimer’s disease. -
Why And How To Eat Collagen
Want better skin? Collagen is a protein that does a lot more than add to the cost of a skin cream — it is essential to keeping your body working. But you need to ingest it. -
Things Your Body Is Smart Enough To Do On Its Own
Our body is constantly taking care of business, such as making our heart beat, without any conscious input from our mind. -
Cognitive Decline In Women Begins Earlier Than We Thought
Women’s brains start to show signs of decline well before they become senior citizens. -
Do Yoga In A Chair To Relieve Pain
Sitting in a chair to do yoga could help people with pain in their lower joints. -
This Could Be The Future Of Anti-Aging
Will a futuristic anti-aging serum be available soon? Some details still need to be figured out. -
Naps Will Keep Your Mind Sharp
A lot of us feel the urge to nap during the day, so maybe we should embrace it. -
The Size Of This Body Part Is Linked To Your Death
Doctors took measurements of two body parts in older patients and found that when one of them was bigger, those people were less likely to die of heart disease.
