Results for "Senior Health"

As you get older, everyday tasks you used to take for granted can take more effort. Things like getting out of a car, putting on socks or holding a mug...

Having a drink after dinner or on the weekends might seem harmless but alcohol affects people differently as they get older. As you age, your body changes...

If you’re an older adult, falling is one of the top ways you could get hurt or need to be hospitalized. Issues with your balance or mobility can cause...

If you’re living with urinary incontinence, you might feel frustrated or embarrassed about leaking urine or having to rush to get to the bathroom. You...

As we get older, our brains change. It’s common to see small shifts, like taking a little longer to remember a name or needing more time to focus.  While...

Anytime you’re talking with your doctor, you want the conversation to feel comfortable and straightforward. But as you get older, your health visits may...

The holidays can be a joyful and busy time filled with family, food and tradition. But if you’re caring for someone with memory loss, this season can also...

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common infections in people over 65. UTIs cause millions of patients to visit a healthcare provider...

Holidays are for spending time with family and friends and celebrating. But if you have a long-term (chronic) health problem, traveling can add an extra...

As you get older, your muscles start wasting away. On average, you can expect to lose about 1% of your muscle mass each year after age 50. Over time, that...