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Gait changes may indicate a decline in cognitive function

Research indicates that while difficulty walking is not an inevitable part of aging, it is a common problem…

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Designing bold first impressions

Bold colors, modern artwork, sleek lines…this isn’t your grandmother’s nursing home. Long-term care owners and administrators have heard…

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Nose care

 I hate bringing this up, but as I write this, my nose is bothering me. It feels dry…

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Liability reform, alternative dispute resolution can save SNFs a bundle in liability claims

State medical liability reform and alternative dispute resolution can have a dramatic effect on liability costs, especially for…

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Alzheimer’s: New collaboration on one of the disease’s top risk factors

Collaborative efforts among four university research institutes and British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will scrutinize a piece genetic code…

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Mutated gene may protect brain from Alzheimer’s

A gene mutation in Iceland may give researchers new clues on why some people develop Alzheimer’s and others…

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Do the incontinence products you use hold water—and more?

As America ages, the problem of incontinence will affect millions of Americans; high-quality, high-performance products will not be…

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Comprehensive COPD programs: The growing imperative

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a challenging lung illness that requires continual adjustment in lifestyle, and often…

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Healthcare reform benefits Alzheimer’s advocacy

It’s been just about two weeks since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act and policy…

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