Older Adults & Aging
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UTIs Are a Surprisingly Common Cause of Sepsis
In some people, particularly older adults, a UTI can progress to something far more serious: urosepsis, a life-threatening condition that requires emergency care.
How Sudden Temperature Changes Affect Your Heart
Sudden temperature swings can be dangerous for some people, including older adults and people with heart disease.
Is Marriage Good for Your Health and Longevity?
For decades, studies have suggested that married people are healthier and live longer, but whether this is true depends on many factors.
Should Testosterone Be Part of Your Menopause Care?
Testosterone levels naturally decline throughout a woman’s life. During menopause, lower levels may contribute to noticeable changes in sex drive and overall well-being.
What Do Eye Floaters in Your Vision Mean?
Eye floaters are common with age. While they can’t be prevented or removed, there are steps you can take to reduce their impact on your daily life.
Age-Related Voice Changes Are Common But Treatable
Age-related voice changes, called presbyphonia or presbylaryngis, are caused by the gradual weakening of the vocal cords.
Worried About Alzheimer’s? Here’s What You Can Do
The latest evidence suggests that nearly half of all Alzheimer’s cases could be prevented with lifestyle changes.
Why Age Matters When Treating Prostate Cancer
A new study suggests that not all older men with metastatic prostate cancer benefit from aggressive treatment.