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Gerotranscendence
Gerotranscendence is a change in the way the elderly view themselves and the world. Dr. Vanda explains.

The Club Sandwich Generation
You may have heard about the Sandwich Generation, but without even realizing it you may actually be part of the Club Sandwich Generation. Dr. Vanda explains.
Fear of Alzheimer's Disease
Ever misplace your car keys and wonder if your forgetfulness is a sign of something serious? Dr. Vanda explains how the brain forgets and what it may mean.
Sundowning Syndrome
The doctors may not tell you about this syndrome but here's what you should know.
Never Trust Anyone Over Thirty—Ageism in the Health Care System
If you care for an older person you should know about ageism in the medical profession.
Identifying Yourself as a Family Caregiver
You care for a loved one, but you don't call yourself a care giver. A recent study suggests you should.

The Ninth Stage of Life
Studies show that we all go through distinct stages in life. Knowing the challenges faced in the ninth can help caregivers taking care of the elderly.
Types of Dementia
Dementia is a disease process and not an automatic condition of aging. Find out about the common forms of dementia that may affect your loved one.
Reversible Dementias
Dr. Vanda describes certain kinds of dementias that can be reversed. Find out what you should know as a caregiver.
Preventing Dementia
Think there's nothing you can do to prevent dementia in yourself or a loved one? Think again. Dr. Vanda suggests ways to keep your mind healthy and alert.

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