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Thickened liquids have become a part of standard care for dementia patients, but there is evidence that this may not be the best course of action.
Read More May is National Elder Law Month, which is a time that promotes attorneys educating seniors about their legal options. Know the signs for when you should contact an elder law attorney and tips on choosing the right one.
Read More Memorial Day is a day to remember those who have died while serving out country. Learn about some of the event scheduled in and around Atlanta to commemorate this day.
Read More The difference in life span between the rich and poor contributes to unequal distribution of social security.
Read More Last week President Obama signed into law the Older Americans Act. This act funds a wide array of programs that are crucial to addressing poverty among older adults. Low-income seniors with few other resources rely on the programs to age safely and with dignity. Many of the programs form the backbone that holds everyday life…
Read More Two studies have shown that seniors who participate in artistic activities and other social activities are strengthening their brains, making them more resilient against dementia.
Read More This new trend lets us all see a much wider scope on how people react and interact with the web and hardware these days. So let’s try to analyze, which marketing researches can employ such a feature?
Read More There are so many what ifs when one retires. It’s best to plan ahead, so you can enjoy this long-awaited time.
Read More The Emory University School of Medicine just launched the largest-ever clinical research study in Atlanta. The goal is to better understand aging and age-related diseases, which will lead to more effective treatments and preventative measures.
Read More Medicare comes in four different parts, and each one provides a different kind of coverage.
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