November 15th, 2024 Peter Wright & Kathleen Beauvais
Kathleen looks at the effects of diabetes and cognitive decline. Peter adds that one of the symptoms of diabetes is impotence The post Discover Why Diabetes Causes Impotence and Cognitive Decline first appeared on The Yakking Show.
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June 1st, 2023 Joseph M. Casciani
This Living to 100 Club podcast welcomes Dr. Michael Howard for an encore guest visit. Today’s event is also the first of its kind here at Oasis, where we have a live audience in our studio for an engaging, interactive program. Welcome everyone to our podcast, when we’ll be discussing the building blocks to better […]
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April 16th, 2023 Joseph M. Casciani
On this Living to 100 Club podcast, we discuss the topic of ketogenic diets. Specifically, we discuss the beneficial effect they have on reducing or “rescuing” cognitive decline in older adults. Our guest is Nicole Laurent, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified in Nutrition and Integrative Health. We explore the type of diet to […]
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March 28th, 2023 Kim Blanton
As workers age, poor health or disabling physical conditions can interfere with holding down a job. Sometimes people are forced to quit working if things get really rough, whether they’re ready to retire or not. But race also figures into this predicament, because workers of color are already in poorer health and tend to have […]
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January 24th, 2023 Kim Blanton
“Is it medically necessary for a person to be able to chew?” Dr. Lisa Simon, a physician and dentist at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, asks. This is a serious question for older Americans in fragile health. I know a 93-year-old man whose teeth problems make it extremely difficult for him to eat meat […]
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December 1st, 2022 Kim Blanton
The most COVID deaths were among Americans over age 60, who accounted for 300,000 of the 500,000 U.S. deaths from the disease in its first year. A new study by the Center for Retirement Research finds, not surprisingly, that the oldest survivors of the early months of the pandemic were healthier than those who died […]
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