The Joy and Wisdom of Grandparenting
A complex diagnosis can make familiar treatment options suddenly seem limited. Maybe the condition is rare, or the usual treatments haven’t worked, or perhaps you’re at the point where you don’t know what to do next. In those moments, looking only at what’s nearby can restrict your options. Thinking about care outside of your country … Read more
Personalized care is more than a buzzword in modern health and wellbeing. It reflects a shift towards recognizing that every individual has unique needs, preferences, and circumstances. When care is tailored, outcomes improve not only for the person receiving support but also for their family, who often play a vital role in the journey. Why … Read more
Your mother-in-law has been counting down the days. She walks through the door, sees the baby for the first time, and immediately leans in for a kiss on the cheek. It’s instinct. It’s love. And she has absolutely no idea it could make your newborn seriously ill. That’s not a criticism of grandparents. Most people … Read more
Ending Disease film review for GRAND MAGAZINE By Pat Burns Ending Disease is an important film featuring scientists, doctors, and lawmakers who are committed to working towards a cure using stem cell therapies for a variety of debilitating illnesses and injuries. This is a breakthrough film presenting modern science with raw emotion. Although the science perspective … Read more
Dr. Roger Landry reveals ancient secrets to a happier, healthier, and longer Third Act of Life | By Richard J. Anthony, Sr. World-renowned physician, researcher, and lecturer Dr. Roger Landry is on a mission to change the way America regards its aging population and the way older adults see themselves. In his new book, … Read more
