Everyone experiences some forgetfulness, but the FDA explains when to be concerned Mild memory lapses such as forgetting where you put your keys or
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Food: Good and Cheap
Experts offer seniors strategies on how to eat healthfully on a tight budget By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant If you’re a senior with a fixed
Cataracts: What You Should Know
Condition can start affecting people as early as 40 By Nancy Cardillo As we age, our bodies undergo many changes, including diminished eyesight. Presbyopia
Turning the Big 6-0
Radio host, fitness trainer Robbie Raugh of Williamsville proves that age is simply no barrier By Michael J. Billoni When most of us see
Depression Not Uncommon Among Elderly
Isolation, loss of friends and loved ones are some factors that contribute to depression among seniors, say experts By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Becoming a
Castles of Upstate
Upstate has a surprisingly high number of castles — all open to the public By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You don’t have to cross the
EMS in Transition
Emergency response teams in Buffalo may play more enhanced role By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The winds of change have hit almost every aspect of
A 2,700-Mile Walk
Buffalo-area trio makes 2,700-mile cross-country walk for health — and loses dozens of pounds in the process By Catherine Miller At 478 pounds, Jason