Lifestyle & Trends - Senior Living

Planning for the inevitable: Start young and be prepared

Few people younger than 40 think about planning for dying, but preparing for the end of life can help take care of loved ones when the time comes. Here's what you should know about the process.

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Fighting arthritis? Exercise tips for all ability levels

Regular exercise offers two important benefits for those with osteoarthritis. No matter your ability level, you can engage in meaningful, beneficial activity to help fight arthritis pain and symptoms.

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Managing diabetes: the oral-vision connection

Many are aware of serious diabetes-related complications such as heart disease, nerve damage and limb amputation. However, people may not be aware of how diabetes can affect oral and visual health.

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It's not too late for a flu shot: What you may want to know

Pharmacies, doctors' offices and walk-in clinics - you have more opportunities than ever before to get that all-important annual flu shot. But if you'll be getting yours somewhere other than the doctor's office, you might wonder just who is giving you that shot and what that person's qualifications are.

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In retirement, how will you use your nest egg?

Determining how to manage your nest egg during retirement can seem daunting without proper guidance. Here are some tips to get you thinking about your retirement income strategy.

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