Health & Wellness (Page 17 of 26)
Free Online Hearing Tests You Can Take at Home
These tests are a quick and convenient option for the millions of Americans that have mild to moderate hearing loss.
10 Ways a Narcissist Abuses Your Kindness
Narcissists are not good people to date, befriend, or trust. Here are 10 ways they might take advantage of your good heart.
10 Helpful Tips on Returning to Work After Illness
Settling back into nine-to-five grind after medical leave is difficult for anyone, but it may be especially challenging for Boomers. Fortunately, there are things you can do to make it easier! Here are 10 helpful tips on returning to work after illness.
Does Medicare Cover Mobility Scooters or Wheelchairs?
If you’re enrolled in original Medicare, getting an electric-powered mobility scooter or wheelchair that’s covered by Medicare starts with a visit to your doctor’s office.
Why a Men’s Shed is a Good Idea
It’s no secret that many older men face serious challenges when it comes to healthy social connections. Traditionally, women often maintain a family’s social connections. If a man loses his wife through death or divorce, then staying connected can become a serious challenge. In the U.S. and the U.K., nearly 1 in 3 people who are older than 65 live alone; and in the U.S., half of those who are over 85 live by themselves.
Migraines and Your Diet
Diet affects most of our ailments. But can it affect the severity and duration of migraine headaches?
Living With Mesothelioma: Coping Tips and Resources for Support
Living with mesothelioma can feel overwhelming. This rare cancer, often caused by asbestos exposure, affects every part of life—physical health, mental well-being, financial stability, and even relationships. However, receiving a diagnosis opens up opportunities to find support and regain a sense of control, allowing you to live a meaningful life.
Should You Take Daily Aspirin for Your Heart?
If you don’t have heart disease, should you take it as a preventative measure? The answer for most people is probably not.
Why Social Interaction is Essential
When the American Academy of Neurology examined the relationship between dementia, socialization, and stress, it discovered that “people who are socially active and not easily stressed may be less likely to develop dementia.” Since it is estimated that as many as 1 in 7 Americans over the age of 71 have dementia, these findings are important.
This Affordable Hearing Solution is a Cost-Effective Alternative to Pricey Hearing Aids
“Am I going deaf?” If this question has crossed your mind lately, you’re definitely not alone. With nearly 500 million people worldwide experiencing some degree of hearing loss, it’s becoming an increasingly common concern. Our exposure to loud noises from everyday sources like headphones, concerts, and even machinery contributes significantly to this issue.
Slow Cooker Safety and How to Avoid Foodborne Illness
For most of us multitaskers, a slow cooker is a dream come true: Plan a meal and have it ready when you walk in the door. But there are some important food safety rules to remember.
Cheap, Clever Cover-Ups for Food Flops
It’s only a cooking mistake if you can’t come up with a clever way to cover the mistake.
Fiber and Melanoma
Every now and then I come across a research article that makes me say, “Wow.” Here’s one of those on the benefits of fiber for cancer patients—and all of us.
Disabled Travelers Find Help on the Go
“Despite that challenge, she has been able to travel and participate in activities that in the past would have been beyond her capabilities.”
Best Pill Boxes and Medication Management Tools
Pill organizers play an important role in keeping people healthy because they help you stay on top of your medication regimen. While there are many options, here are a few tips to help you choose, along with some top-rated pill boxes as recommended by expert reviewers.
Free Senior Resources
