TIME Health By Jamie Ducharme July 18, 2018 New research says there may be consequences for teenagers growing up in the social media generation. Though it could not prove causation, a new study, published Tuesday in JAMA, found an association between [...]
McKnight's Long-Term Care News August 13, 2018 My alarm alerted at 8:00 a.m. CT on a Sunday in April. I had a flight to catch so I could be in Baltimore for a work meeting. I turned off my alarm and [...]
TIME Health By Jamie Ducharme August 13, 2018 Studies suggest that feeling younger may actually help you live to be older. Now, new research points to a way to keep that youthful state of mind, at least for elderly adults: feel [...]
TIME Health By Alice Park July 26, 2018 There hasn’t been much good news lately on the Alzheimer’s drug front, with a number of companies either abandoning their Alzheimer’s research efforts or stopping studies of experimental medications. Over the summer, Eli [...]
Harvard Health Blog POSTED FEBRUARY 24, 2016, 9:00 AM by Julie Corliss Executive Editor, Harvard Heart Letter Active senior couple running in the woods. You probably know that regular exercise offers a wealth of benefits for your body, like staving off [...]
Lowering Your Blood Pressure Could Reduce Your Risk of Dementia TIME Health By Alice Park July 25, 2018 Most people are familiar with the steps they can take to lower their risk of heart disease and cancer. Choosing your diet carefully, [...]
By Cathy Wong, ND | Reviewed by a board-certified physician Updated September 29, 2017 If you are living with pain, adding herbs to your regimen may help to ease your discomfort, especially when combined with regular exercise, diet, and the practice of relaxation techniques. At the root [...]