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Optimistic bias by a family member charged with healthcare decisions can be a barrier for your wishes to be carried out. Learn how you can avoid it.
Dementia, aging, and loss can reshape what the holidays means for our families. Learn How to adapt long-held traditions when aging parents move to retirement homes, experience cognitive decline, or are simply no longer able to host the holidays as...
Falls are one of the most underestimated health crises facing older adults today, and the numbers have been showing a staggering increase in the past 20 years. Learn why and what you can do to prevent them.
After a serious loss, you’re not just grieving the person or thing that’s gone, you’re adjusting to the way the world now behaves around you. Managing your mental health in this space isn’t about “moving on” or “finding closure.” It’s about making...
Nurse honor guards ensure no legacy goes unrecognized; learn how to form one in your community. We also celebrate the unrecognized acts of service every day.
Chemotherapy can make food taste metallic or bitter, making it hard to eat. Get vital tips to keep your strength up, fight weight loss, and maintain your resources during cancer treatment.