Monthly Archives: September 2025

People living here live for longer than anywhere else © Getty Images/Blend Images Locals in this region outlive everyone on Earth, and it’s down to a couple of clever life hacks. The principality of Monaco boasts an impressively high average lifespan … Continue reading →

The makeup of the gut microbiome has shifted dramatically in recent times due to factors like antibiotic overuse, processed foods, and environmental pollutants. “In Super Gut”, William Davis argues that this “Frankenbelly” negatively impacts everything from mental health to heart disease … Continue reading →

Shocking study maps unhealthiest cities in the US – The US Sun So Much is Made of Life Expectancy The United States spans nearly 2,800 miles from the East Coast to the West, leaving space for many different areas and … Continue reading →

Why Do Autism Rates by Country Differ? Scientists Explain Autism is a condition found all over the world, but reported rates can look very different depending on where you live. Families often ask me: “What countries have the most autism?” … Continue reading →

SOLOMON J. WICKEY, 75, of Auburn, died on Monday, Aug. 5, 2013, 1:30 p.m., at his home.  He was the son of Jacob D. and Elizabeth Wickey, and is survived by his wife Anna Mae Graber whom he married 0n … Continue reading →

What Stage of Alzheimer’s is Anger? Potential Triggers That Can Upset Seniors with Dementia By In Home Care | July 14th, 2025 There are simple ways to respond to anger and aggression in dementia that can limit episodes caused by frustration, … Continue reading →

The author and his wife (not pictured) found their marriage getting stronger after moving to a small town in the mountains. © Serhii Mazur/Getty Images Moving to a small town strengthened our marriage. Being far from friends and family meant we had … Continue reading →

Fabiana Da Silva was born in São Paulo, Brazil and moved to New York when she was 24 years old.  Having a very supportive and caring family, since she was little, she learned the importance of being empathetic. She loves … Continue reading →

If You Don’t Believe Chemo Will Heal the Cancer Don’t Do It – Search Videos ** Teri Dale October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and yes, it’s important to bring awareness to cancer. But I need to speak the truth, as … Continue reading →

Why do dementia patients have outburst Dementia patients often experience emotional outbursts due to a complex mix of neurological, psychological, and environmental factors. Here’s a breakdown of why these episodes happen:  Brain Changes  Psychological Triggers  Environmental Stressors  Behavioral Patterns Caregivers … Continue reading →