In our workplaces all around us, though sometimes unseen, caregivers are faced with the task of trying to balance work and children while caring for an adult friend or family member. We know there are only so many hours in a day to squeeze in work and all of life’s other responsibilities. The result […]

Posted on March 4th, 2010 by Kevin Sypniewski
Filed under: AGIS, Baby Boomers, Blogroll, Caregiving, Elder Issues, Eldercare, Long Term Care, Research, Sandwich Generation, Uncategorized, Working Caregivers | No Comments »

As a caregiver, you understand the unpredictable nature that comes with caring for your aging loved ones. With a demanding lifestyle and full agenda, family caregivers often lack the time to become properly trained in how to handle certain medical issues. However, it is crucial to become familiar with the risks associated with the leading […]

Posted on March 4th, 2008 by Tabitha Grace Smith
Filed under: Alzheimer's, Health & Safety, Research | 1 Comment »

According to a new study published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, the cells of physically active people, who engage in regular exercise look younger on a molecular level than those of less active people.
“These data suggest that the act of exercising may actually protect the body against the aging process,” said Tim D. Spector, […]

Posted on February 8th, 2008 by Tabitha Grace Smith
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