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High Blood Pressure is a serious condition that can lead to stroke, heart disease, kidney failure, and other health problems. The good news is, there are ways to control it.

What rights do residents of nursing homes have? How are those rights protected? What action can families take if they believe a loved one's rights are being abused? Get the answers in this helpful article.

Research has shown that people who feel "young at heart" have more gray matter in their brains.

Many Americans have not made a will, but it's important to do estate planning to specify how assets will be distributed at your death. 

Certain healthy behaviors--staying mentally active, remaining socially engaged with family and friends, engaging in regular physical activity and eating a heart-health diet-- benefit your body and your brain.

An overview on Constipation by the National Institute on Aging.

Questions and answers about hip replacement surgery from the National Institutes of Health.

Have you ever had a bad mood you just couldn’t shake? The good news is that certain healthy habits can help you boost your mood.

Caring for a family member demonstrates love and commitment and can be a very rewarding experience. Exhaustion, worry, inadequate resources, and continuous care demands are enormously stressful. Be sure to take care of you!

Lymphedema is the name of a type of swelling that occurs when lymph builds up in your body's soft tissues.

Use these tips to talk to your loved one about preventing falls. 

Helpful information to help you get the most accurate blood pressure measurements.