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10 record(s) found for Mature Adult Health.
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Rediscovering Happiness Seniors can feel isolated and lonely, especially after losing someone. Here are some ideas for how to cope with loss, improve your emotional well-being and forge new friendships and even romance — just in time for Valentine’s Day. Issue: February 2008 Category: Special Sections Author: Kim Stredney
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A Cancer Revolution From weekly tea parties after chemotherapy to more aggressive and tailored treaments, the emerging field of geriatric oncology is changing the way doctors fight cancer in elderly patients.
Issue: August 2007 Issue Category: Special Sections Author: Christopher Johnston
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Plan For Your Emotional Retirement Advice for what your 401(k) doesn’t cover
Issue: August 2007 Issue Category: Special Sections Author: Aubree Galvin Caunter
After menopause, women still need gynecological care, doctors say. Annual exams, either by a gynecologist or a family doctor, are key to avoiding and treating many health problems common in older women.
Issue: August 2006 Issue Category: Special Sections
If you've coasted in to your 50s or 60s with average to poor health habits, here's how to start working toward a longer life and better living as your age.
Issue: February 2006 Issue Category: Special Sections Author: Matt Peters
If your elderly relative becomes agitated or confused in the evenings, but seems just fine in the morning, he or she may be 'sundowning.' Filling their environment with reassuring experiences may help more than medication.
Issue: August 2005 Issue Category: Special Sections Author: Jeannie Roberts