Author Archives: Ken

At fifty, Alicia Baca Rush thought she was preparing for a new chapter of life — About Alicia : Alicia Baca Rush is a thyroid cancer survivor, entrepreneur and advocate for resilience. Living in Lake Arrowhead, California she now dedicates her … Continue reading →

Houston, Texas, has the highest poverty rate among all cities, according to data from the US Census Bureau Inside red state city where one in five residents live in povertyStory by Jack Toledo SORRY JACK TOLEDO MOST BIG CITY MAYORS … Continue reading →

  Blue Zones (BZs) are regions across the world associated with exceptional human longevity, where individuals routinely live into their 90s and beyond. These areas share distinct lifestyle and environmental factors that promote healthy aging. The established BZs include Sardinia, … Continue reading →

First Cancer, Then Heart Disease (If the images do not come through on the newsletter, please go to my website www.amygivler.com to view them. Stigma, anyone? I remember when I was diagnosed with cancer (Hodgkin’s lymphoma) in 1993 that I felt a … Continue reading →

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 →