Can resilience be linked to genetics? Can you be hard wired to deal with trauma and issues better than others? The Huffington Post featured an article highlighting Emory Healthy Aging Study researcher Thomas S. Wingo,…
Drugs used to treat acid reflux and ulcers don’t appear to boost the risk of dementia, as has been previously suspected, new research suggests. The study focused on widely used proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) drugs,…
Did you know that men show different signs of Dementia than women? Studies show that gender affects the rate and degree people experience symptoms like: Verbal skills: Men with dementia retained verbal fluency, the ability to…
Let’s face it, no one really enjoys going to the doctor. None of us wake up like it is Christmas morning when we have an appointment, but when it boils down to it, to live…
There is a point in our lives when we realize we want to leave behind something meaningful and make a mark. Securing a financial future for your family or loved ones is a great start,…
One minute you’re fine, the next your heart is pounding, your palms are sweating, and you can’t catch your breath. This is what a panic attack can feel like. “Panic attacks are extremely common,” says…
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