Tips for Exercising Safely in Cold Weather
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Are you looking for solutions to common aging-related questions? Check out the General Resource Guide developed by Rush Alzheimer’s Disease Center Social Worker Charon Cannon, MSW, LSW. Find assistance for caregivers and seniors including: Access the full resource guide here. ###
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The UChicago SHARE Network team announced the launch of the Memory Café Coalition at an inaugural session held on Friday, January 30th. The coalition will meet 4th Friday of the month with the next meeting being held on Friday, February 27th. The registration link to join is below. The team considers this coalition as another
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We do not always notice or appreciate the small things in life, even though they can have a huge impact. Thus, the adage “it’s the little things that count.” Making someone’s day doesn’t have to come from grand gestures or meticulous planning. Sometimes it’s the small, spontaneous acts that have the biggest effect. Today, National
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In 2025, 63 million American adults provided ongoing care to adults or children with a medical condition or disability—representing almost one-quarter of all adults in the United States. The “Caregiving in the US-2025” report from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving presents a comprehensive picture of the growing and evolving landscape of family caregiving,
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A calorie is a unit of measurement that describes how much energy is released when your body breaks down food. Although calorie count alone does not dictate whether a food is nutritious, thinking about how many calories you need can guide healthy eating habits. If you are over age 60 and you want to maintain
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