Health & Wellness
Free Diabetes Expo Will Be Held March 24
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The Diabetes Expo, a free community event for adults at-risk for or diagnosed with diabetes and their families, will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. March 24 at the Conference Center at Penn State York, 1031 Edgecomb Ave., York.
Maintaining a Fulfilled and Happy Life When You’re 50+ or Retired
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- Written by Anna Yusim, M.D. Anna Yusim, M.D.
As a psychiatrist in Manhattan, it is not uncommon for me to see somebody who, after years of living a productive life, is dissatisfied upon entering late middle age and retirement.
Preventing Colon Cancer – Don’t Be the 1 in 20
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- Written by Neal M. Shindel MD Neal M. Shindel MD
One in 20 people will get colon cancer in their lifetime. In fact, colon cancer is the second most common cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States.
True Love or an Underlying Medical Condition?
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In romance novels, a fluttering of the heart usually means true love. In real life, the sudden sensation of your heart racing and pounding in your chest can be frightening enough to send you scrambling to call 911.
Can Beet Juice Keep Your Brain Young?
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Beet juice may keep your brain young and fit, according to an article on the Runner’s World website.
Winter Care for Seniors with Complex Medical Conditions
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- Written by Angela Norris Angela Norris
For many of us, winter brings its own unique challenges. But for seniors with complex medical conditions, the winter months present serious health risks.
Free Health and Wellness Classes Now Offered
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The Lancaster County Office of Aging is offering two free health and wellness classes for the new year.
Why 50+ Is the Dental Tipping Point
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- Written by Michael Tischler, DDS Michael Tischler, DDS
Baby boomers ages 50-75 should be assessing their dental health with their dentist as they head toward their later years in life.
Vitamin C, Vitamin E Help Reduce Stroke Risk
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The good news is that people are living longer, and the chance that you will live past age 65 is excellent (just 100 years ago, only 50 percent of Americans made it past 65).