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Are Eggs Bad for the Heart?

Eggs are inexpensive and full of nutrition, but many are cautious of them due to their high cholesterol content. High blood cholesterol levels have been connected with a higher risk of cardiovascular events and vice versa. For this reason, some sources have recommended that people consume less than 300 mg of cholesterol per day. This […]




Regular Physical Activity Linked to Larger Brain Volume

Engaging in regular physical activity is associated with increased brain volume in critical areas, including gray and white matter and the hippocampus, according to recent research. Study Overview:




Is There a Link Between Blood Sugar and Dementia?

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that higher blood glucose levels may increase the likelihood of dementia. This statement holds true even for those who do not have diabetes but consistently exhibit higher than average blood sugar. The ability to stay physically active is an important component to controlling blood […]




How Much Sleep is Enough for Seniors?

As we age, our sleep needs change. The National Sleep Foundation recommends seven to nine hours of sleep for most adults aged 18 to 64. Although this can vary depending on individual health and lifestyle, some may feel rested with six hours, while others might need closer to nine hours. It’s a popular myth that […]




Some Simple Strength Training Tips

As we age, our muscle tissue, bone density, and overall strength naturally decline, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries that can hinder an active, independent lifestyle. Engaging in strength training is a highly effective method to slow, and potentially reverse, these age-related changes. Strong muscles enhance the body’s efficiency in several ways: • Improved […]




When Is It Time to Stop Driving?

Driving your own car is all about freedom and independence, but as we get older, our bodies change, and health issues can affect how well we drive. These changes can lead to accidents, getting lost, or not following traffic rules, which can be dangerous for us and others on the road. If you’re worried about […]




The Grandparent Scam

The grandparent scam has long preyed on the trusting nature of older adults, but recent advancements in AI technology have added a chilling new dimension to this deception. Traditionally, scammers would impersonate a relative over the phone, often using familiar voice patterns or a convincing story, to solicit urgent financial assistance. However, with the advent […]




Traumatic Brain Injury After Care

A traumatic brain injury can happen when you fall, get hit, or something hits you in the head hard enough to damage the brain. So how do you know if you have a TBI (traumatic brain injury)?  John Hopkins Medicine has developed a list of symptoms that may occur:1 Falling accounts for the majority of […]




Technology and Health Checks

Doctors at Northwestern Medicine and others are working with Google to develop ways to apply artificial intelligence (AI) to improve many areas of health screening and subsequently, overall improved health. Future health screening could be as simple as using your phone. Imagine the ability to use AI to check heart rate and respirations from a […]




Walking for Heart Health

We often start the New Year with resolutions to improve our health and find over time that it is difficult to stick with a program.  Walking is one of the best ways to get and stay fit.  Perhaps a fitness tracker; also called an activity tracker, would help to stay motivated to get moving more […]






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