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By Maddy Dychtwald It is the year 2025 and it seems like a miracle reminiscent of John F. Kennedy’s moonshot. A multi-modality cure for Alzheimer’s disease was recently discovered, fast-tracked
Feature documentary film, “Do You Know What My Name Is?” produced by Sendai Television Inc., has been released simultaneously in New York and Los Angeles. The film depicts an emotional real
By Shelley Webb, RN | Are walk-in bathtubs a good choice for you, your elderly parents, or your disabled kin? Before you buy, consider the pros and cons of this
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By Karla Sullivan She was assisting her mother with the stairs in her home. While descending together, her Mom froze, cried out and frightfully stared at the last stair. Her
By: Caring.com With research indicating that over 25 percent of family caregivers seek support online, Caring.com has experienced tremendous growth in Steps & Stages — which includes a free custom