Identifying and Making In-Home Safety Modifications After Stroke
May 21, 2019
Surviving and going through recovery after a stroke is a physically and mentally challenging undertaking, and the only thing you long for is to get back
Surviving and going through recovery after a stroke is a physically and mentally challenging undertaking, and the only thing you long for is to get back
Stroke is listed by the National Stroke Association as the fifth top reason for death in the U.S., with upwards of 800,000 individuals suffering from
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We’ve all known helicopter parents, particularly when a daughter or son leaves for college. In fact, we could be guilty of hovering too closely ourselves.
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Alzheimer’s confusion, a common occurrence with dementia, can lead to
“How on earth could you think that I have dementia?
Individuals diagnosed with a progressive lung disease, such as COPD,
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