HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Wearable technology is now transforming how diseases are diagnosed and treated
5 Natural Remedies for Reflux and Esophagitis
I finally got reflux and heartburn after all these years. I have a newfound respect for those of you who deal with it!
Christmas Tree Syndrome
Seasonal items can cause respiratory problems for many people as we breathe in the mold and dust they have collected over the past 11 months
6 Steps to Make Dementia-Friendly Holiday Gatherings
“We want individuals living with dementia to experience the joy and togetherness that comes with gathering for the holidays"
Bioethicist Warns About AI and Medical Care
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in medicine in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases
How To Balance Caring for Your Children and Aging Parents
Caring for one’s family members of various ages feels as if you’re being pulled in all different directions
Bring on the Brussel Sprouts
Both cancer and diabetes increase with age which makes consumption of cruciferous vegetables even more important as we age
Awe Inspiring Dreams
The team analyzed online search data to determine the top five most common dreams in the nation
Let’s Get Family Caregivers the Support They Need and Deserve
Caregiving is one of the most important jobs we will ever do, and one of the most difficult
Washington Remains 10th Best State for Women and Children Health According to New Report
United Health Foundation’s new 2023 "Health of Women and Children Report" reveals key insights on the country’s health
Fine Tuning Cataract Surgery Paving the Way to Better Vision
Over the last 10 years, the equipment we use has become safer, more accurate and more efficient
AI May Help Improve Breast Cancer Outcomes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) may soon be playing a much bigger role in diagnosing and treating various types of cancer.
Keep the Pain at Bay While Cheering Your Teams
Game-day tips for keeping your back, neck, posture, and posterior healthy while watching your favorite team
Lowering Your Blood Pressure Without Medicines
A new study is suggesting that adding a relatively minimal amount of movement can significantly reduce high blood pressure in older adults.
