The start of a new year means many of us are setting resolutions we’re determined to meet throughout 2022. For seniors, who are at extra risk for certain conditions like heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes, now is a great time to start seeking out a healthier lifestyle by focusing on two of the most important factors: diet and exercise.
To ensure you and your loved ones stay safe, warm, and merry this winter, we’ve put together the following list of some of the most common winter risks, and how to avoid or prevent them.
Aside from the typical winter activities like ice skating, sledding, or making snow angels, we’ve assembled a list of some of the best ideas for fighting cabin fever and keeping things fun for the whole family throughout the season.
Switching doctors may seem like a daunting task, still it may be necessary when we move or the doctor we
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