Depression: What You Need to Know as You Age
Overview If you’re one of the more than 14.8 million American adults who experiences major depression, you may […]
Overview If you’re one of the more than 14.8 million American adults who experiences major depression, you may […]
Overview You can’t see high blood pressure, also called hypertension. And most of the time, you can’t feel […]
Overview Osteoporosis, literally “porous bone,” is a disease that thins the framework inside bones so much that even […]
Your pharmacist is a great source of knowledge and support. Here’s how this health care professional can help […]
Dealing with multiple meds each day—for you or a loved one—can be challenging. But it’s not uncommon. So […]
Living with a loved one with dementia in his home or yours? Here’s what Johns Hopkins experts say […]
Not all joint symptoms are arthritis symptoms. A Johns Hopkins arthritis expert shares clues about what your joints […]
Whatever healthy change you want to make, it’s not too late to see big benefits. Here are five […]
A Johns Hopkins digestive health expert discusses the ways your digestive system changes with age and shares the […]
While some people associate counseling with newlyweds, there are many ways in which even couples who have been […]
Move over, bingo! Senior centers are undergoing quite a transformation in order to keep up with baby boomers. […]
More and more adults are returning to what we used to call extracurricular activities—from leagues to clubs. Find […]
You may be retired with grown children, but stress doesn’t magically disappear. Here are the top stressors to […]
When are little memory slipups normal, and when should you consider seeing the doctor? A Johns Hopkins expert […]
Hypertension in your 40s, 50s, or 60s could affect late-life thinking skills. Discover what Johns Hopkins researchers know […]