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My patients often tell me that staying in their own homes as they age is one of their biggest goals. I understand why – many people have worked for...

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As people across the United States grow older, many are expressing a strong desire to remain in their homes and live independently. In fact, a U.S....

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With fall and winter approaching, no one wants to miss out on holiday gatherings with family and friends because they’re sick! The colder months...

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Did you know that type 2 diabetes is the most common form of disease to develop in older adults? In fact, more than 38 million Americans have...

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Learn how to protect yourself and others from the harmful rays of the sun

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This June marks the 55th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and the 25th anniversary of the first Pride Month. The 20-year-olds who participated in...

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Loretta Green-Williams, age 70, has always had a high tolerance for pain. But when she began experiencing excruciating pain in her legs along with...

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May is more than just a time to enjoy the blooming flowers and warmer weather. It’s a month packed with appreciations and observances to raise...

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May is Older Americans Month, a time to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of this very special group of people.

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May is a time to honor mothers and all of the women in our lives who serve as nurturers, supporters, providers and caregivers. Mothers are the...

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