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McHarrie Life Foundation Announces Staff Changes
William Mercer, President of McHarrie Life Foundation, recently announced two significant staff changes within the Foundation. Kelly O’Neill-Rossi was promoted to Director of McHarrie Life Foundation, and Peg Northrup
Obesity in the Elderly
There is no doubt about it: obesity is on the rise and has been for decades, and it can affect anyone. While obesity is not considered a chronic condition,
Prescription Abuse
Any prescription drug can be abused. Prescription drug abuse occurs when people misuse their prescribed medications. Misuse can include taking more than is prescribed, taking it when it isn’t
Heart Health and Aging
Heart health changes as people age, and those 65 and older are more likely than younger people to suffer a heart attack or stroke or to develop coronary heart
Traveling and the Elderly
The benefits of traveling and seeing new places are immeasurable. There can come a time, however, when you may feel you shouldn’t travel anymore. Can you be too old
Cognitive Impairment
As we age, it’s common to find ourselves forgetting things from time to time. Although forgetfulness can be a natural and normal part of aging, it may also be
About Xerostomia
Xerostomia, or dry mouth, refers to a condition in which the salivary glands don’t make enough saliva to keep the mouth wet. Occurring more commonly in the elderly, lack
Tax Counseling for the Elderly
The tax needs of seniors are unique and often involve retirement and pension-related situations. Sometimes a little extra help is needed to figure out the often-complicated tax rules. This
Seniors and Higher Education
Many seniors head back to school to finish their college degrees, get new ones, or simply engage in the joy of learning. These days, online learning has opened up
