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Determining the Causes and Managing Aggression in Alzheimer’s Patients
Alzheimer’s aggression is quite common among people with Alzheimer’s disease. There is grabbing, cursing, throwing things, pushing, kicking, biting, making strange noises, screaming and scratching. Over four million Americans are diagnosed with...
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Diabetes: Sugar May Not Be The Sole Culprit
We cannot avoid pointing an accusing finger at sugar every time the issue of diabetes crops up. If we could curse the white (sometimes brown) stuff, we would have done so. In fact, there are some people who go to the extreme of calling sugar a...
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Obtain a Rewarding Career from Attentive Care, Inc
Health care, particularly the in-home one, is a burgeoning industry. Health care franchises, registries and home health agencies are sprouting up like mushrooms after a downpour. Credit that to the flooding demands for their services. It seems that...
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Aging Parents: Why You Should Be There For Them
Aging is something we cannot avoid and it’s the reality of how our life cycles. When our parents grow old, it’s necessary to be there for them always. Why? Simply because they’re our parents. They’re the ones who gave life to us and who...
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5 Tips to Effectively Care for Your Senior Parents
Seniors need comprehensive care, especially when they have other health problems which need to be addressed properly. Since aging can cause declination of our health, this only means that our senior parents may become a bit or more dependent. As a...
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How Older People with Dementia and Adults with Disability Maintain a...
Disability and older age can have an impact on how you socialize and take part in activities. For elderly people who have dementia and disabled adults recreational and social activity may sometimes be difficult. More mobility limitations mean more...
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