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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Broccoli May Prevent Arthritis
A recent study has found that broccoli may help people who suffer from arthritis. The study shows that broccoli, a vegetable containing vitamins A, B, C and K, and nutrients like zinc, fiber and potassium, can help fight inflammation which … Continue reading
Head Trauma and Poor Heart Health May Increase Chance of Alzheimer’s Disease
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, the likelihood of developing Alzheimer’s doubles nearly every five years after age 65 and scientists have found a number of factors that can increase one’s risk of the disease. Some of these factors are out … Continue reading
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Boomers Facing Identity Theft
The Boston Globe reports that baby boomers have become prime targets for thieves, including caregivers and internet scammers, because of their considerable savings and clean credit histories. People age 50 and older are less likely to monitor their accounts, are … Continue reading