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Evidence on the Value of Exercise

By Miles Hurley | March 30, 2017

Several studies have finally confirmed the value of exercise to help ward off depression. More than a million men and women have been involved in studies and when computed, the research strongly suggests that regular exercise alters our bodies and brains in ways that make us resistant to despair. The “why” it works has long…

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What Health Insurance Doesn’t Cover

By Hurley Elder Care Law | August 17, 2016

Learn about some of the most common health procedures and wellness items that health insurance doesn’t cover.

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Healthy Habits

By Miles Hurley | June 29, 2016

Why do some people get sick more often than other? People who practice these healthy lifestyle tips, typically get sick less often than those who don’t

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Knee Health Tips

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 10, 2016

Thirty-four percent of Americans in their mid-50s and older are experiencing chronic knee or leg pain, constant pain that often results in surgery. Follow these tips to practice better knee heath.

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Seniors Playing Games to Stay Sharp

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 6, 2016

Seniors are now playing online games as a source of fun and to help keep their minds mentally sharp.

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Ward Off Cognitive Decline with Seafood

By Hurley Elder Care Law | June 3, 2016

A new study found that eating a seafood meal or another meal high in omega-3 fatty acids once a week may protect against memory loss and cognitive problems in older people.

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Story of Thickened Liquids

By Hurley Elder Care Law | May 4, 2016

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.

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Brain Food

By Hurley Elder Care Law | April 1, 2016

Certains foods can help keep your brain young and alert.

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Superbugs on the Rise

By Hurley Elder Care Law | March 28, 2016

Drug resistant superbugs are on the rise, especially in healthcare settings due to the overuse of antibiotics.

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How Much Physical Exercise?

By Hurley Elder Care Law | February 15, 2016

For adults who are generally fit and are 65 years of age or older, at least 2 ½ hours of moderate-intensity aerobic activity is needed every week plus muscle-strengthening activities on two or more days a week that work all major muscle groups. On the bright side, you can spread your activity out during the…

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