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Beating Breast Cancer, Part One: Risk Factors

Beating Breast Cancer, Part One: Risk Factors

By Guest Blogger Robin Amylon October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, so today we will explore the risk factors for breast cancer. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. It is also the second leading cause of cancer death in women (lung cancer...
Bridging Social and Success in the Affiliate Space

Bridging Social and Success in the Affiliate Space

By Paige Coho, Medical Guardian Affiliate Marketing Coordinator There is one cardinal rule that every marketer should live by: know your demographic. So if that’s the case, then why do so many have such a tough time communicating with the 65 plus crowd? Is it because...
The Connection Between Gardening and Your Health

The Connection Between Gardening and Your Health

Calling all green thumbs! A new study being performed by researchers at the University of Wyoming found that people who spend time in a garden live healthier lives. The fourteen volunteers for the study all suffered from significant medical issues, including diabetes,...
Core Strength: Essential to Staying Active

Core Strength: Essential to Staying Active

Use it or lose it. That’s the reality of getting older. Your ability to stay active is up to you. It can be frustrating to find that you have new physical limitations as you age. But you have a lot more control over your own capacity for exercise and recreational...
Treating Arthritis

Treating Arthritis

One out of every five Americans suffers from arthritis, with the CDC anticipating a spike to 67 million affected by 2030. Senior citizens are most at risk, with arthritis being the most common chronic disease for those over 55 and the leading cause of disability.What...
Nutrition Tips for Managing Constipation

Nutrition Tips for Managing Constipation

By Guest Blogger Robin Amylon Constipation is a very common complaint among older adults. 42% of individuals aged 65 and older experience constipation. This number increases to 62% in those who are older than 84 years of age. Constipation occurs when bowel movements...
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