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Incontinence, while common, is sometimes preventable and always manageable.

A healthy, low-maintenenance home can make it easier for our aging population to stay independent longer.

This summer's high temperatures require extra safety precautions.

If you’re caring for someone with bowel incontinence, or experiencing it yourself, you’re not alone. About 18 million U.S. adults, about one in 12, experience fecal incontinence, according to a study published in “Gastroenterology” in 2009.

The CareGiver Partnership has joined forces with The Monday Campaigns – a non-profit organization that centers on the use of Monday as the nationally recognized day, every week, dedicated to increasing health awareness, empowerment and action.

Have a hard-to-shop-for dad? These original Father's Day gift ideas might be just what he needs.

As the costs of medical care and supplies continue to rise, consumers benefit from researching ways to be reimbursed for as many of these expenses as possible. For those with incontinence, check into these areas to help defray the costs.

Follow these tips for managing arthritis at home.

Touches of comfort for Mom, peace of mind for you

A good skin care regimen is important at any age, but seniors managing incontinence should follow these steps to maintain healthy skin.