Physical Changes of Aging: Unavoidable vs. Preventable Physical Changes in the Aging Adult
By CarePatrol Physical Changes of Aging Physical changes of aging fall into two categories: normal and pathogenic. Certain universal, inevitable, and irreversible occurrences can be predicted by age alone; they…
The Subtle Dangers of Eating Solo
By CarePatrol Gretchen Kenney’s grandmother was losing a significant amount of weight in a short period of time. According to Kenney, “Part of it was her health, her arthritis; she…
Risk Factors for Dehydration in Later Life
By CarePatrol When water loss exceeds water intake, the result is dehydration. Dehydration is directly caused by any of the following: persistent high fever; heavy sweating; use of drugs that…
Could Common Germs Be Tied to Alzheimer’s?
Close to 6 million Americans now have Alzheimer’s disease. By 2050, that number likely will more than double. The fatal brain disease can’t yet be effectively treated or cured, but recent studies suggest that theory long on the fringes of Alzheimer’s research may provide new approaches to the disease. Could common infections contribute to its development?
What Does a Senior Placement Service Do?
By CarePatrol What does a senior placement service do? They help seniors and families find the best senior care option and guide them through the entire process. Here’s our story. …
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