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Ageism in healthcare is a widespread yet often invisible form of discrimination that directly impacts the quality of treatment older adults receive. It’s not just a matter of perception—there are real biases and practices that influence diagnoses, treatments, and medical decision-making. Below are five uncomfortable realities about ageism in medicine and practical strategies patients can … Read more
Do you wake up in the morning with a heavy head, dizziness, or a shaky body without knowing why? Many older adults believe this is “normal” with age, or attribute it simply to tiredness, low blood pressure, or a bad night’s sleep. However, dizziness is not an inevitable consequence of aging, but rather a sign … Read more
As we get older, our bodies shift in subtle ways: our skin thins, our hormones change, and even the way we sweat isn’t the same as it used to be. The reassuring truth is this: in most cases, it has nothing to do with being unclean. Instead, it often comes down to tiny daily habits … Read more
Waking up during the night is a common experience, and it can leave you feeling tired and frustrated the next day. If you can understand why it happens, this can be an important first step toward improving your rest. Factors such as daily habits, stress, and natural sleep cycles can affect how deeply you sleep. … Read more
Aging gracefully isn’t just about exercise, a balanced diet, or skincare routines. More than that, it’s about protecting your mental and emotional health. After 60, the people you spend time with can have a bigger impact on your well-being than you might realize. While family, friends, and caregivers are important, some relationships can quietly drain … Read more
A doctor named Radha Kachhy has issued a warning about symptoms that are most common in women A hospital worker has recalled the horrifying story of a female colleague who suddenly suffered a cardiac arrest whilst on shift. Yet before the major scare, the female administrative assistant only showed one, rather common indicator of ill … Read more
The Vegetable That Can Be Risky After 60 (And the 5 That Actually Protect Your Health) After age 60, the body no longer responds the same way to the foods we ate without a problem in our 30s or 40s. Metabolism slows down, muscle mass decreases, insulin sensitivity changes, and organs—especially the heart, brain, liver, … Read more
Eggs are a kitchen essential, but one question often sparks debate: should they be washed before use? The answer might surprise you—it’s not as straightforward as it seems. Why Some People Wash Eggs Many wash eggs out of habit or to make sure they’re clean. However, eggs come with a natural protective layer called the … Read more
Your car is more than just a way to get from point A to point B—it’s a mini survival kit, a mobile safe space, and sometimes even a lifesaver. Accidents, breakdowns, or bad weather can happen when you least expect them. Being prepared with the right items in your car can make a big difference. … Read more
Feeling attracted to someone outside your committed relationship is more common than many people think. It can trigger guilt, doubt, or anxiety, but sometimes it’s simply a normal human reaction. Understanding the reasons behind these feelings is key to navigating them without harming your relationship. 1. Attraction Doesn’t Mean the Relationship is Over Psychologists stress … Read more