Aging Archives - Page 27 of 38

Elder Abuse: Facts, Figures and Prevention

Posted June 15, 2016

The Administration on Aging defines Elder Abuse as “a general term referring to any knowing, intentional, or negligent act by… Read more »

Posted June 13, 2016

by Chadwicke L. Groover, Attorney, Upstate Elder Law Seniors spend their lives building up wealth to hand down to their… Read more »

Posted June 10, 2016

Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) is another type of dementia that doesn’t often get as much attention unless you are personally connected… Read more »

Posted June 9, 2016

by Cody H. Owens, St. Luke’s Hospital Call me crazy, but I actually like talking about mental health. Or, actually,… Read more »

Posted June 6, 2016

by Vee Daniel, President and CEO, Better Business Bureau of the Upstate Did you know that protecting your identity is… Read more »

Posted June 3, 2016

While most people have probably heard of Alzheimer’s disease, there are many other types of dementia that are less common…. Read more »

Posted June 2, 2016

by Carol Anne Lawler; Faith Community Educator; Hospice & Palliative Care Charlotte Region One of the benefits of being the… Read more »

Posted May 30, 2016

It is a large misnomer that your ears are what’s doing the hearing. It’s actually your brain that hears. The… Read more »

Posted May 27, 2016

As we reach the end of Older Americans month, All About Seniors wants to thank its seniors for continuing to… Read more »

Posted May 23, 2016

by Edna Cox Rice, RD, CSG, LDN Is it really a health benefit to buy the more expensive fruits and… Read more »