Category: Health & Wellness

There’s a good chance that your parents or grandparents aren’t getting that good night’s sleep as often as they should.

If your parent has recently been told he suffers from Atrial Fibrillation (otherwise known as afib), you might be wondering how that will affect his day-to-day life.

Knowing more about dementia can help you to get your loved one the care they need.

Lewy body dementia (LBD) is a common kind of dementia, second only in prevalence only to Alzheimer’s disease.

One way you can make the job of being a caregiver easier is by keeping track of certain aspects of your older family member’s health and day-to-day activity.

Pain signals might not be obvious to you if your senior has dementia. How she responds to the world around her has changed, so you might need to look for clues.

There is much more to consider in respiratory disease and the need for elderly care as your loved one may face issues like COPD, lung cancer, or much more.

If your older family member has been diagnosed with diabetes, they should certainly follow the treatment plan set by their doctor. A new study shows that losing weight should be part of the treatment plan since it may lead to remission.

Diabetic neuropathy is a complication of diabetes. It occurs when nerves are damaged by high blood sugar.