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In Search of Missing Memories —ggg by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Health & Wellness March 2, 2024)
Reflecting on a common malady of aging Baby Boomers…
Topics:
Disease
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Three Steps to Avoid Burnout for Good by Alice Turner / Stylist
(Health & Wellness February 24, 2024)
Feeling burnt out? A trending three-step method could help you deal with continual stress. Here, psychologist Dr Audrey Tang explains how it works…
Topics:
Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Attitudes
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Choices and Decision Making
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Coping
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Lifestyle, General
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
A Noble Idea That Hit Me Last Tuesday by Garrison Keillor
(My World February 1, 2024)
I know that I need to get off my duff and man up and go out and walk lest I become a burden to my sweetheart and wind up in a rest home and use taxpayer's money to pay for me to lie around all day watching TV…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Attitudes
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Humor
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Alzheimer's Ignites a Neuron-Killing 'Forest Fire' by Karen Weintraub / Scientififc American
(Health & Wellness November 17, 2023)
And it could also be the kindling sparking Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative maladies…
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Disease
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Research
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Science & Technology
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Wellness
Strength Training for the Lungs by Madeleine Howell / The Telegraph
(Health & Wellness July 29, 2023)
Why heavy breathing could be a shortcut to improving your health…
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
How to Keep Your Car's Interior Cooler in the Summer by Elizabeth Yuko / lifehacker
(Health & Wellness July 15, 2023)
Because parking in the shade isn't going to cut it
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Comfort & Consolation
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Safety
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Wellness
Maintain Your 'Mobility Hallway' by Cathy Nelson / Well+Good
(Health & Wellness July 8, 2023)
The Mobility Hallway naturally narrows with age, but these simple mobility strategies can help maintain it…;
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Why I Sleep in a Separate Bed from My Husabnd by Bryony Gordon / The Telegraph
(Health & Wellness June 10, 2023)
There’s an assumption that not sharing a bed is the death of a relationship but in many cases it can be the saviour…
Topics:
Contentment, Satsifaction
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Coping
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Love
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Optimal Aging
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Relationships
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Wellness
Hope and Mental Heatlh (2023) by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness May 19, 2023)
May is 'Mental Health Awareness' month, so 'Hi, I’m Jim. I struggle with mental health issues.…”
Topics:
Faith
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Hopes & Dreams
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Humor
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Mental Health
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
How Loneliness Reshapes the Brain by Marta Zaraska / Quantum Magazine
(Health & Wellness March 4, 2023)
Feelings of loneliness prompt changes in the brain that further isolate people from social contact…
Topics:
Coping
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Loneliness
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Mental Health
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Science & Technology
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Wellness
Finding Relief from Neck and Back Pain by Bara Vaida/NPR
(Health & Wellness January 13, 2023)
Got neck and back pain? Break up your day with these 5 exercises for relief…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
To Get Out of Your Head, Get Out of Your House by Arthur C. Books /The Atlantic
(Health & Wellness August 20, 2022)
Spending time in nature can help relieve stress and anxiety…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Attitudes
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Nature
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Optimal Aging
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Stress
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Wellness
How to Support Your Immune System When It's Running Low by Chloe Gray / Stylist
(Health & Wellness August 12, 2022)
Here’s how to look after your immune system as flu season approaches…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Coping
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COVID-19
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Disease
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
That Pain in the Neck by Jessica Harris /Stylist
(Health & Wellness August 6, 2022)
Ten stretches and exercises that can treat and prevent neck pain…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
How Many Hours of Sleep Do Your Actually Need? by Claire Maldarelli / Popular Science
(Health & Wellness July 30, 2022)
It depends on how well you want your brain to work…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
The Vindication of Cheeese, Butter, and Full-Fat Milk by James Hamblin / The Atlantic
(Health & Wellness April 22, 2022)
Research has exonerated dairy fats as a cause of early death, but low-fat products continue to be perceived as healthier…
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Disease
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Trends
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Wellness
When You Eat Matters by Elena Koning / The Conversation
(Health & Wellness March 26, 2022)
How your eating rhythms impact your mental health…
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Food & Nuitrition
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Mental Health
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Praise the Lord and Pass the Prozac by Faith A. Watkins and David N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness January 28, 2022)
A sneak peak at a book of devotionals for mental health, coming in August…
Topics:
Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Bible
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Contemplation, Insight
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Coping
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Depresson
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Faith
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Health Care
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History
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Inspiration
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Learning
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Mental Health
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
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Wisdom
Don't Ignore Your Heart by Elizabeth Millard / Prevention
(Health & Wellness December 25, 2021)
Shortness of breath, leg swelling, and weight gain could all be signs of trouble, along with others…
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Lifestyle, General
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Don't Be Surprised When You Get Omicron by Yasmin Tayag / The Atlantic
(Health & Wellness December 19, 2021)
With the Omicron variant, America is in for a lot more breakthrough infections. Here’s what to do if you fall sick…
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Coping
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COVID-19
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Crisis
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Disease
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News
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Trends
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Wellness
Sleep and What You Eat by Aiden Wynn / Stylist
(Health & Wellness December 17, 2021)
The best and worst foods to eat before bed…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Friluftsliv from Stylist / Making the Most
(Health & Wellness October 8, 2021)
The Nordic concept that could help to boost your mental health…
Topics:
Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Leisure
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Lifestyle, General
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
8 Balance Exercise Examples by Francesca Krempa / Well+Good
(Health & Wellness September 24, 2021)
For better stability as you age…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Choices and Decision Making
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Opportunity
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Normal? by Leona Bergstrom
(My World September 3, 2021)
Anything but…
Topics:
Change
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Coping
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COVID-19
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Hopes & Dreams
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Learning
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Opportunity
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Optimal Aging
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Social Issues
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Stress
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Wellness
Overcoming Depression by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness August 14, 2021)
Jim's keynote address (recording) at a May 2021 writers' conference
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Depresson
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Faith
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Mental Health
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
The Simple Dutch Cure for Stress by Alice Fleecrackers /Nautilus
(Health & Wellness April 23, 2021)
'Uitwaaien' is a popular activity around Amsterdam—one believed to have important psychological benefits…
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Leisure
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Wellness
Rethinking Dementia by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments March 5, 2021)
Alzheimer's is but one of a web of overlapping forms of dementia, all of which are being pursued by researchers around the world…
Topics:
Health Care
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
How to Sign Up for COVID-19 Vaccine in Your State by Selena Simmon-Duffin / NPR
(Health & Wellness February 19, 2021)
Advice and an interactive tool to get state-by-state information…
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COVID-19
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Crisis
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Disease
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Government
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Health Care
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News
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Wellness
Planning to Get Vaccinated? by U.S. Census Bureau staff
(Health & Wellness January 30, 2021)
About half of adults (and three quarters of seniors) yet to receive the COVID-19 vaccine definitely plan on doing so . . .where do you stand?…
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COVID-19
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Disease
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Health Care
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News
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Opportunity
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Wellness
An Effortless Way to Improve Your Memory by david Robson / BBC Future
(Health & Wellness January 16, 2021)
A surprisingly potent technique can boost your short and long-term recall – and it appears to help everyone from students to Alzheimer’s patients…
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Disease
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
Pandemic Anxiety and Depression Among Young Adults Living Alone by U.S. Census Bureau staff
(Health & Wellness January 15, 2021)
Living alone has more impact on mental health of young adults than older adults…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crisis
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Current Events, News
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Demographics
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Depresson
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Living Alone
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Loneliness
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Relationships
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Wellness
Fact or Fiction: Feed a Cold, Starve a Fever by Mark Fischetti / Scientific American
(Health & Wellness January 15, 2021)
The answer is simmering in a bowl of chicken soup…
Topics:
Beliefs
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Cooking
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
The Nine Habits to Increase Your Energy by Scott Young
(Health & Wellness January 9, 2021)
Running out of energy too quickly? Try one (or all) of these tricks to boost it back up and get more out of your day…
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Lifestyle, General
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Opportunity
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Dreading a Dark Winter Lockdown by David Robson / The Guardian
(My World January 3, 2021)
Think like a Norwegian, with a mindset that helps combat the long polar night…
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COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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News
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Wellness
COVID Vaccine Information Scammers Don't Want You to Know by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness December 26, 2020)
Behind the good news of vaccines becoming available are scammers who prey on vulnerable seniors…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crime, Justice, Punishment
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Current Events, News
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Fraud
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Health Care
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News
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Risk
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Wellness
Just Add Water by Kristin Limoges / Domino
(Health & Wellness September 18, 2020)
Whoa! This is what happens to your body when you drink water…
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Disease
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Lifestyle, General
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
I Tried These 8 Sleep Tricks, Here's What Worked (and What Didn't) by Victoria Smith / Domino
(Health & Wellness September 4, 2020)
The tips that finally led me to a better night's sleep…
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Lifestyle, General
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Where Did You Grow Up? by Emma Betuel / Inverse
(My World August 15, 2020)
Scientists discover a major lasting benefit of growing up outside the city…
Topics:
Lifestyle, General
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Optimal Aging
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Research
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Wellness
Hope for Pandemic Victims by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments August 8, 2020)
Looking at the present crisis through the perspective of a long life…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crisis
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Fears, Concerns
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Future
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Hopes & Dreams
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News
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Social Issues
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Unemployment
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Wellness
Dealing with Suicidal Thoughts by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness July 29, 2020)
Hope and help as the pandemic adds to a worsening trend…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Depresson
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Disease
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Stress
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Trends
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Wellness
The Debate Over Masks Submitted by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness July 25, 2020)
Fighting the push back on wearing masks during the pandemic…
Topics:
Choices and Decision Making
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COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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News
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Wellness
Wear a Mask! by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons July 11, 2020)
A pandemic plea for courtesy…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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News
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Relationships
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Wellness
Opinions and Reflections by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments July 4, 2020)
An example from a discussion of language raises questions about prescription drug dosage and safety…
Topics:
Addictions
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Communication
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Health Care
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Language, Meaning
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Wellness
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Writing
Peak Wellness By Brad Stulberg
(Health & Wellness July 3, 2020)
Avoid the nonsense… here's what actually works…
Topics:
Choices and Decision Making
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Food & Nuitrition
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Knowledge
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Lifestyle, General
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Spirituality, Seeking God
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Wellness
Caution During Reopening by Abby Haglage / yahoo!Life
(Health & Wellness June 13, 2020)
CDC provides new guidance to avoid COVD-19 surge during reopening
Topics:
Coping
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COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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News
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Racism and Inequality
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Relationships
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Wellness
Calling on the Ghostbusters Among Us by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 21, 2020)
Reflecting on the coronavirus crisis…
Topics:
Coping
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COVID-19
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Crisis
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Current Events, News
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Faith
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Fears, Concerns
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News
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Wellness
Coronavirus Checklist by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 14, 2020)
What to do and what not to do…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crisis
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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Faith
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News
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Planning
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Wellness
Flattening the Curve by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness March 14, 2020)
Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crisis
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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Faith
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News
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Wellness
Coronavirus Chaos by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons March 7, 2020)
Where following our fears finds us…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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Fears, Concerns
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Health Care
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News
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Wellness
Avoiding Coronavirus Infection submitted by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness March 2, 2020)
Tips from CDC and WHO…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Current Events, News
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News
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Wellness
Corona Virus Fear by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons February 29, 2020)
Interceding on behalf of a world in peril…
Topics:
COVID-19
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Crisis
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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Fears, Concerns
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News
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Prayer
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Wellness
Feeding Our Nightmares by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons November 16, 2019)
The dangerous diet of late night news…
Topics:
Media
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News
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Politics
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Scandal
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Stress
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Wellness
Mind Cancer Awareness Month by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness November 9, 2019)
Jim declares the need to pay attention to our mental health…
Topics:
Coping
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Social Issues
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Stress
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Wellness
Up in Smoke by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons September 28, 2019)
Vaping and pot are taking a toll…
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Current Events, News
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Disease
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Health Care
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Lifestyle, General
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Social Issues
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Wellness
Silence by Dan Seagren
(Health & Wellness September 8, 2019)
It can be golden, but…
Topics:
Coping
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Health Care
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Relationships
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Wellness
Dealing with Depression reported by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness February 23, 2019)
Columnist Michael Gerson shares his own experiences…
Topics:
Depresson
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Disease
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Dysfunctional, Broken
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Faith
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Personal Issues
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Wellness
I Forgot! by Ken Potts
(Health & Wellness January 27, 2019)
Humility grows as memory fades…
Topics:
Coping
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Memory (failing, improving)
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Optimal Aging
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Relationships
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Wellness
Ten Years Cancer Free by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness October 27, 2018)
The top ten things I learned from cancer…
Topics:
Faith
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Fears, Concerns
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God
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Grace
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Health Care
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Learning
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Stress
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Wellness
God, Be Praised for Recreation by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons August 11, 2018)
Mew hymn lyrics in celebration of play…
Topics:
God
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Recreation
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Social Activities
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Wellness
The Big Black Dog by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons June 30, 2018)
A prayer for those with depression…
Topics:
Depresson
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Prayer
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Wellness
Help, Lord, I'm Falling Apart! by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness October 22, 2017)
Calling on faith when your body starts to fail
Topics:
Coping
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Disease
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Faith
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Health Care
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Optimal Aging
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Relationships
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Wellness
Too Many Pills? by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments October 15, 2017)
Heed the warnings!…
Topics:
Health Care
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Lies, Deception, Scams
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Wellness
Dark Chocolate Good for Health! by James N. Watkins
(Health & Wellness August 18, 2017)
A perfect food, as wholesome, as it is delicious…
Topics:
Food & Nuitrition
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
When Someone You Know Struggles with Fear, Anxiety, and Stress by Stanley Popovich
(Health & Wellness June 26, 2016)
While professional help is paramount, there are things you can do…
Topics:
Coping
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Depresson
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Fears, Concerns
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Relationships
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Wellness
Never Lose Hope Dealing with Fears and Anxieties by Stanley Popovich
(Health & Wellness June 19, 2016)
You never know when the answers will come to your doorstep…
Topics:
Coping
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Depresson
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Fears, Concerns
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Hopes & Dreams
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Wellness
Managing the Fear and Anxiety of the Unknown by Stanley Popovich
(Health & Wellness June 12, 2016)
When you face the unknown, does it inspire excitement or fear and worry?…
Topics:
Coping
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Depresson
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Future
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Wellness
A Review of Techniques in Managing Depression by Stanley Popovich
(Health & Wellness June 5, 2016)
You don't need to let depression and fear get the best of you…
Topics:
Coping
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Depresson
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Wellness
Managing Your Persistent Fears, Anxieties and Stresses by Stanley Popovich
(Health & Wellness May 29, 2016)
Technique to help you cope…
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Coping
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Depresson
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Lifestyle, General
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Stress
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Wellness
18 or 21? by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments April 10, 2016)
Age or prohibition? . .. two approaches to cancer and smoking…
Topics:
Health Care
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News
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Politics
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Science & Technology
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Social Issues
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Wellness
I Can't Hear You by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments February 21, 2016)
Hearing difficulties take an enormous toll but new advances can be beneficial…
Topics:
Communication
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Coping
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Health Care
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Wellness
Natural Carbs That are Good for You submitted by Stu Johnson
(Health & Wellness August 12, 2015)
Knowing which carbs are good for you helps maintain a healthy balance to your diet (excerpt from an article by Joshua Steckler in the Daily Herald newspaper)…
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Cooking
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Optimal Aging
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Wellness
Risky Business by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments July 31, 2011)
We ought to be aware of what health factors may linger on our doorstep....
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Health Care
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Risk
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Wellness
Healthy Priorities by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments August 29, 2010)
Being a cancer survivor I heartily recommend some of the things we can do (as well as those we ought not be doing)…
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Advice, Guidance & Mentoring
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Disease
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Health Care
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Wellness
Sofa Spud No Longer by Greg Asimakoupoulos
(Rhymes & Reasons January 10, 2010)
How the Biggest Loser changed my life…
Topics:
Inspiration
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Television
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Wellness
Good News Bad News by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments October 18, 2009)
Some of you probably know that recently I had some good news and some bad news&helliip;
Topics:
Disease
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Gratitute
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Health Care
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Wellness
Debilitated Seniors by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments August 9, 2009)
That word debilitated is a frightening word…
Topics:
Assisted Living and Long Term Care
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Family
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Health Care
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Wellness
Couch Potatoes by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments October 26, 2008)
A faulty senior moment suggests that when we become seniors competition flies out the window…
Topics:
Leisure
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Lifestyle, General
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Wellness
Simplicity and Moderation by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments November 4, 2007)
Food is a marvelous invention. It is not an accident.…Our senior moment arrives when we must turn down second helpings even though we are not completely gratified.…
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Change
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Choices and Decision Making
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Food & Nuitrition
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Wellness
More About Dimentia by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments October 14, 2007)
Dementia is not a very pleasant thought…but there are a few things we can do about it…
Topics:
Coping
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Disease
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Health Care
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Wellness
My Medicine Cabinet by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments December 3, 2006)
Seniors, we're told, love medicines. Often, the more the better. If a physician says "take two aspirins and go to bed" we're liable to reason "if I take three or four it ought to be better."…
Topics:
Coping
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Health Care
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Wellness
Spill Proof by Dan Seagren
(Senior Moments September 10, 2006)
Falls account for the highest number of accidents occurring among seniors, often leading to impairment and even premature death.…
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Health Care
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Wellness