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

With aging comes a greater risk of malnutrition, but there are ways to get back on the track to better health.

Follow these basics to take care of yourself and senior loved ones this flu season.

Though hearing loss is common among older adults, it's possible to remain safely at home. Try the following ways to cope.

Share a little of yourself with family, friends and those who may become friends.

While we often resolve to make small changes to our health habits at the start of a new year, this year look at the bigger picture and think about how you (or a loved one) want to live, in 2011 and beyond.

“You need to take care of yourself first. If you don’t care for yourself, you can’t take care of someone else.” — Kathleen O’Brien, Alzheimer’s Association, Chicago

The baby boom generation continues to influence our culture and economy.

Keeping these wound care basics on hand can help a loved one with diabetes avoid skin disorders and serious complications.