Feeling Grief, Relief, and Guilt as Caregiving Ends
A mix of emotions is common for caregivers when caregiving responsibilities are over. Here are some coping strategies.
Female, 85, and More Beautiful than Ever
At 85, author revels in the beauty of accumulated decades.
Alzheimer’s Care in Peru: Better? Part 2
Alzheimer’s Care as Delivered in Peru vs. the U.S.
Alzheimer’s Care in Peru: Better? Part 1
Alzheimer’s Care as Delivered in Peru vs. the U.S.
How to Deal with Conflicting End-of-Life Emotions
How to deal with mixed feelings of guilt, sadness, loss and even joy when losing a loved one after a battle with an illness.
To Donate or Not to Donate Your Body to Science
What’s the difference between donating organs and donating your whole body to science?
Diet Drinks Linked to Stroke and Dementia
Drinking diet beverages daily has been linked to increased risk of stroke and dementia. Here’s what to know.
Is Aging-in-Place Edging Out Assisted Living?
Aging-in-Place or Assisted Living: It’s About the Ability to Choose
A Natural Approach to Brain Health
The biggest threat to brain health may be blood sugar levels, leading to diabetes.
Age Does Not Have to Destroy Your Memory
Debunking Myths about Alzheimer’s and Reducing Your Own Risk
