A recent study by the National Institute on Aging shows that infections and varying levels of immune-specific proteins may contribute to increased dementia risk and brain volume loss in older adults. A range of infections – from influenza and herpes to other viruses and bacterial and fungal infections – are associated with an elevated risk of […]
Five of the Biggest Scams to Watch for in 2025
Scams can happen to any of us, whether through a phone call, email or text. And many of the oldest frauds are still going strong, but they seemingly become more sophisticated each year as technology advances. It’s important to stay educated on potential scams, and AARP has put together a story highlighting five of the […]
How to Keep Your Pets Safe in Winter
It may be common sense, but sometimes it’s easy to forget that if we’re really cold outside during wintertime, so are our pets! Protecting your four-legged friend from extreme temperatures and helping them avoid icy paths are just a few of the important steps that owners need to keep in mind. For more information on […]
9 Ways You’re Blowing Your Retirement Savings
If you’re worried about running out of money in retirement, you’re not alone! While there are many things you can’t control, from inflation to interest rates, there are some important mistakes you can avoid when trying to make your money last the longest. To read a helpful story from AARP on common retirement savings mistakes, […]
5 Tips for Exercising Safely in Cold Weather
If you have a fitness routine that involves working out in the outdoors, it can be a real challenge when the seasons change and the temperatures outside are frigid. It’s important to get physical exercise daily, but doing so safely when outdoors is key. For helpful tips from the National Institute on Aging on how […]
Communicating With Someone Who Has Alzheimer’s Disease
For those with a loved one battling dementia or Alzheimer’s everyday communications can be a challenge. Your loved one may have difficulty finding the right words, keeping their thoughts on track or avoiding getting distracted easily. The National Institute on Aging has put together some very important tips for how to cope with these types […]
