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Stroke and Alzheimer’s disease are two of the most common and challenging disorders in the world. In both cases, the damage is gradual, and it can take years for symptoms to appear. Strokes are cerebrovascular disorders that frequently present in seniors and are associated with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia development. Thankfully, there are ways to prevent […]

Brain diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s cause irreversible damage to the mind. Movement, cognitive, and behavioural changes result from this damage to the brain since it vastly alters how the nerve cells function. This article aims to thoroughly examine these two conditions and investigate Parkinson’s Dementia and its signs, progression, and treatments. Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s; […]

Depression in older adults is most common in those who have suffered loss, trauma, or the death of a loved one. Usually, it is more than just feeling sad or blue. It can also cause physical changes in your body and brain, leading to serious health issues. Depression and similar mood disorders are increasingly common in […]

There are many reasons to stay away from Diabetes or to keep it under control if you already have it. For example, there are higher risks of heart disease, stroke and a foot or leg amputation. However, let’s never forget that Diabetes is also a significant risk factor for dementia. While researchers are still figuring […]

It is your right to feel good. Being older than 60 does not mean you cannot have excellent mental health. But what are you doing to keep your mind healthy? Because the right and timely diagnosis are crucial to detecting the onset of several mental health disorders, your doctor will likely suggest a comprehensive set […]

You may not believe how common depression in older adults can be. But actually, the number of people who experience depression as they get older exceeds one in ten. Consider asking yourself occasionally if you are no longer interested in the activities you enjoyed in the past. Have you ever felt helpless or desperate? Do […]

Depression in older adults is not uncommon, but that does not mean it is a normal part of ageing. About 6 million Americans aged 65 and up suffer from late-life depression. However, just 10% receive treatment. The most likely explanation is that older individuals often exhibit various symptoms of depression. Several medical conditions and the […]

The connection between playing games and mental health has always been under the shadows of many myths. Psychologist Brian Sutton-Smith found that the opposite of playing isn’t working, but depression. The truth is that playing games have considerable benefits, including improving complex problem-solving abilities and boosting social interaction.  Also, playing (video) games can be a fantastic way to […]

Alzheimer’s disease is a deterioration in cognitive performance that goes beyond the expected effects of ageing. Memory, attention, and the capacity to use words may all be affected. Mood swings frequently accompany Alzheimer’s. Depression can occur when a person begins to lose their memories, ability to socialize, and ability to accomplish daily tasks. There may […]

Rejection. Isolation. Mood swings. Anxiety. A feeling of helplessness. We may all experience such feelings at different stages, regardless of age. But as we get older, a lot of negativity creeps into the mind, especially during retirement. Despite its normality, a temporary mood swing can quickly become one of the most troubling problems, resulting in […]

If you’re a person with diabetes or one of your beloved ones is diabetic, you may know nutrition is the most challenging and vital matter. Nutrition in seniors with diabetes is of great importance, and they should always stay discreet about the foods and nutrients they receive through their daily diet. There will be no exaggeration if […]

Whether caused by social isolation due to retirement, worries concerning medical issues, or daily life stress-inducing struggles, depression, anxiety, and stress are shared among the elderly. Undeniably, these symptoms affect seniors differently than youngsters. If you feel depressed, you may think you are reaching the bottom, while dealing with the seemingly meaningless life might exhaust […]