_ Study: Caffeine Linked with Reduced Risk of Dementia By Jane Farrell article Good news for female caffeine consumers: Higher caffeine intake in women is associated with reduced odds of developing dementia or … Read More→
_ Cancer Caregivers, Take Care of Yourself By Jane Farrell blog If you’re a caregiver for a person who is going through cancer treatment, you’re probably giving your all to them […]
_ Stress-Free Living 5 Bad Habits You Need to Break Right Now By Jane Farrell article We all want to improve ourselves. At times our own bad habits get in the way of the life we … Read More→
_ Kidney Disease Ineffective Antibiotics and A Serious Kidney Infection By Jane Farrell article ItΓÇÖs already widely known that thereΓÇÖs an increase in illnesses and deaths linked to medication-resistant bacteria. Now, UCLA-led research shows … Read More→
_ Sleep Health The Truth about Naps By Jane Farrell article Taking a nap often sounds like a great idea, especially if youΓÇÖve had trouble sleeping the night before. But how … Read More→
_ Cancer Overview Medical Research New Discovery about Oxygen and Cancer Cells By Jane Farrell article Scientists are drawing closer to understanding how cancer cells pursue oxygen, which they need to survive. The discovery represents a … Read More→
_ On-line Alzheimer's Suggestions Often Problematic By Jane Farrell article Online ΓÇ£resourcesΓÇ¥ for preventing AlzheimerΓÇÖs are not only problematic but could be steering people in the wrong direction, according to … Read More→
_ Medical Research Fighting The "Nightmare Bacteria" By Jane Farrell article New research could help experts fight the so-called ΓÇ£nightmare bacteriaΓÇ¥ as well as other superbugs. Scientists from the University of … Read More→
_ Exercise Can You Exercise with Pain? By Jane Farrell article Pain is your bodyΓÇÖs way of telling you that something might be wrong. But, according to the experts at Go4Life, … Read More→
_ 4 Medication Safety Tips for Older Adults By Jane Farrell article Here, from experts at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), are some tips on managing your medications: Whether youΓÇÖre settling … Read More→
_ Excuse My Rant, but Really... By Jane Farrell blog I want to join in the chorus of my 1010 Park Place colleagues who are ranting about self-absorbed people who […]
_ Health Headlines Heart Health Light Therapy May Someday Help Fight Heart Disorders By Jane Farrell article Using high-tech human heart models and mouse experiments, scientists at Johns Hopkins and GermanyΓÇÖs University of Bonn have shown that … Read More→
_ Skin Health Scar Treatments Can Improve Patients' Quality of Life By Jane Farrell article EditorΓÇÖs note: Although scarring may seem like a minor problem, itΓÇÖs more than skin deep. Here, the American Academy of … Read More→
_ Sexual Health Sex in Later Years: Healthier for Women than Men? By Jane Farrell article Having sex frequently – and enjoying it – puts older men at higher risk for heart attacks and other cardiovascular … Read More→
_ A New Understanding of Synapses By Jane Farrell article In 1959, Edward Gray showed that the minuscule gaps between neurons where chemical messages are sent, called synapses, come in … Read More→
_ Dehydration Can Be A Serious Condition By Jane Farrell article Here, an overview from the Mayo Clinic on an often neglected health issue: Dehydration ΓÇô this happens when you use … Read More→
_ Transparency Is Good for The Soul By Jane Farrell blog I recently spent a weekend with four girlfriends at our lake house. We had two full days of talking, no […]