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Aging

November 7, 2020

Story by Greta Connelly Everyone knows that when an individual ages, it is more than likely that they will develop wrinkles and gray hair. But does anyone know what else happens to your body when […]

Aging in place, safely and productively

January 11, 2020

Story by Brooke Edge, HealthBack Home Health Occupational Therapists help patients who may or may not have injuries, disabilities, and illnesses to recover, improve, and develop skills needed for daily living and/or working to help […]

Maintaining Eye Health

October 11, 2019

Story by Gladeen Allred, Ed.D., Aging Advocates Which of your five senses is most important to you? The human body receives sensory information through the senses of sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch. Many people […]

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