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Category Archives: Something Special
Fighting Dementia with Virtual Reality Reminiscence Therapy
Virtual reality allows seniors to explore the world anew and revisit the past
Grab those glasses and “Go, Granny, go!” Virtual reality gear for the elderly is not a fashion statement, but in the coming years, it might be a common sight. Using virtual reality and reminiscence therapy is a new way to … Continue reading
How Regular Exercise Can Slow Down The Aging Process
A new study shows that regular exercise can defy the aging process
We’ve always known that exercise is good for our minds and bodies — countless studies have shown that exercise can improve cognitive function and memory, act to decrease stress and anxiety, improve sleep and energy levels, and of course, work to … Continue reading
A Generous Neighbor Leaves 14 Years of Christmas Gifts for a Little Girl
Ken Watson collected 14 Christmas gifts for his friend's two-year-old daughter before he died
A touching Christmas story emerged from the seaside resort of Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, on Wednesday that has people all over the world smiling through their tears. A dying elderly man, Ken Watson, apparently spent the days before his … Continue reading
Why Do Some People Suffer From the “Holiday Blues”?
Experts agree that the holidays can spark feelings of sadness and isolation, but why?
Although it may be hard to believe, the Holiday Season is upon us again. The shopping malls are bustling with activity, the streets are glowing with holiday lights, and celebrations and family gatherings abound. For many of us, this is … Continue reading
MAD Magazine Gets Serious as it Advocates for Stricter Gun Laws
Can its dark humor help achieve what the movement for sensible gun reform has not?
Ever since the Sandy Hook School shooting — which took the lives of 20 six and seven-year olds and six adult staff members six years ago today — more and more Americans have been advocating for stricter gun laws. Still, little has changed due to the powerful NRA’s … Continue reading
Neck Scan Could Predict Dementia 10 Years Prior To Symptom Onset
Researchers from University College London released their findings at the American Heart Association's scientific conference last month
A quick neck scan that analyzes the strength of a person’s blood vessels could help predict their risk of developing dementia 10 years before the onset of symptoms, according to a new study. Researchers from University College London studied roughly 3,200 … Continue reading
