Published by: Almanac Think you don’t have room to grow your own crispy cucumbers for summer salads? Think again! They will grow just fine in a big pot and, in some cases, will do even better than if planted in the garden. Container growing gives you more control over the conditions. You can place the […]
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Published by: Medicare Rights Center Led by Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and Todd Young (R-IN), this important bill would require the federal government to provide advance notice to people approaching Medicare eligibility about basic enrollment rules, filling a longstanding gap in outreach and education. While most older adults and people with disabilities are automatically enrolled
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Published by: World Health Organization This yearly celebration informs the public on the dangers of using tobacco, the business practices of tobacco companies, what WHO is doing to fight the tobacco epidemic, and what people around the world can do to claim their right to health and healthy living and to protect future generations. The
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How to spot early indicators that your loved one may have Alzheimer’s or dementia Published by: AARP It’s not unusual to have occasional trouble finding the right word or remembering where you put things. But the persistent difficulty with memory, cognition, and ability to perform everyday tasks might be signs of something more serious. Here
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Published by: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pets, whether covered in fur, feathers, or scales, are an important part of our lives—most American households own at least one pet. Many people see their pet as a member of the family that brings joy and amusement to their life. But did you know that having
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Published by: PGIA At age 65, you’re either retired or planning to retire soon. You might be focused on financial matters, but it’s important to remember that healthcare is a financial matter, especially during retirement. At age 65, you’re required (in most cases) to enroll in Medicare. Here’s what you need to do as that
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Published by: Almanac This U.S. federal holiday is observed on the last Monday of May to honor the men and women who have died while serving in the military. It was formerly known as Decoration Day. What’s the Difference Between Memorial Day and Veterans Day? On both Memorial Day and Veterans Day, it’s customary to
Published by: Colorectal Cancer Alliance Even though colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S., not enough people talk about it. Not everyone feels comfortable talking about their bowels, and because of this stigma, it’s easier for people to have misconceptions about colorectal cancer. Being aware of the facts can have potentially
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Published by: Medicare Rights Center Medicare should cover alcoholism and substance use disorder treatment for a parent if: Their provider states that their services are medically necessary They receive services from a Medicare-approved provider or facility And, their provider sets up their plan of care Medicare covers treatment in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Here
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They can signal cancer, COVID-19, or another serious disease Published by: AARP Everyone has stomach issues from time to time, and occasional digestive discomfort is not usually something to worry about. That said, doctors note that there are a few gastrointestinal symptoms you shouldn’t write off, because they could signal something serious. 1. Prolonged diarrhea
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