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May 4, 2017  |  By Beth Sager  |  In Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Different Strokes: Specific Warning Signs of Stroke for Men & Women

No two strokes are ever the same, but there are warning signs to watch for that signal that a person may have a stroke. While there are some common signs to watch for, please keep in mind that women and men have different risk factors and both also have stroke symptoms that are specific to […]

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May 2, 2017  |  By Beth Sager  |  In Life Expectancy, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Measuring Stroke Severity & Recovery Time

It happens suddenly, but can take months or years to recover. A stroke can be scary for the patient and for their loved ones. However, after the event, it is important for medical professionals to measure the severity of the stroke which will help determine the recovery time and outcomes for the patient. There are […]

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February 7, 2017  |  By Jessica Still  |  In Alzheimer's & Dementia, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries, Technology & Aging

Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: Brain Implants & Memory Chips?

If the 20th century was defined by the achievements of physics, the 21st century will no doubt be defined by the achievements of biology. To most people, the amazing advances in medical research taking place right now seem like they’re straight out of the pages of a science fiction novel. But there’s nothing fictitious about […]

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October 12, 2016  |  By Jessica Still  |  In Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Brain Injury in Seniors: Warning Signs to Watch For

Regardless of your age, the leading cause of brain injury is the same: suffering a fall. But because about one-third of seniors will fall every year, seniors are at a much higher risk for a traumatic brain injury. Even without sustaining injuries from a fall, having suffered a couple blows to the head over a […]

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June 1, 2016  |  By admin  |  In Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Trapped In Your Own Mind: What It’s Like to Live With Aphasia

Few people can truly imagine how difficult it would be to live a life unable to communicate with their loved ones. Unfortunately, there are some people who do not have to imagine. For the countless individuals living with aphasia, struggling to communicate even the simplest message may be all but impossible. But for those with the […]

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May 11, 2016  |  By Sarah Peterman  |  In Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Strokes and Chronic Pain: What You Should Know

Nearly 800,000 Americans suffer from a stroke every year, making strokes the leading cause of serious long-term disability. While most people understand that surviving a stroke means living with neurological deficits, few expect to be left with physical pain. In truth, even many doctors are unaware that pain can be a common side effect of […]

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May 4, 2016  |  By admin  |  In Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

What’s Normal During Stroke Recovery?

A stroke is a serious medical condition which can occur with little warning. Since it impacts in a vital organ, the brain, it’s no surprise that immediate medical attention is needed to prevent loss of life. After the initial medical event has been stabilized, a new process begins: stroke recovery. The effects of stroke are […]

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October 7, 2015  |  By admin  |  In Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

How to Cope: Helping an Elderly Parent After a Traumatic Brain Injury

Traumatic brain injury, or TBI, may not be your first concern when caring for the older loved one in your life. Instead, heart disease, diabetes, and dementia are most likely what come to mind. Unfortunately, as one ages, the chances of TBI increase, so it is important to understand the complications and how to interact […]

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May 12, 2015  |  By admin  |  In Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

What to Eat After a Stroke: Diets to Reduce Stroke Risk

There are no good strokes, but the best stroke is the one that never happens. Of course, sometimes that’s not an option. As older adults have a greater risk of strokes, it is important for them to do what they can to prevent having a stroke in the first place, or take care of themselves […]

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April 23, 2015  |  By admin  |  In Process of Aging, Senior Care Advice, Strokes, Brain and Head Injuries

Parkinson’s Disease Life Expectancy: What to Anticipate

Few diagnoses can be as devastating as Parkinson’s Disease. Often, people picture a life unable to control one’s movements and may assume it automatically means a low quality of life. Parkinson’s Disease does not necessarily mean that the afflicted person will have a diminished quality of life. However, there is much more that you need […]

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