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End-of-Life Plans
Baby boomers reflect the ‘I did it my way’ anthem of their generation even in funeral pre-planning By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Fewer people are
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What you don’t say can still speak volumes By Nancy Cardillo That look on your mom’s face that indicated you were in big trouble.
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Stroke: Death of TV Actor Confirms Trend
More young people are dying as a result of strokes, according to data By Ernst Lamothe Jr. The news of TV actor Luke Perry’s
5 Things You Need to Know About Autism
By Ernst Lamothe Jr. There has been a significant increase of autism spectrum disorder diagnoses in the last 40 years, according to the Centers
Sleep Difficult for Children on Autism Spectrum
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Recent research published in the journal Pediatrics indicates that children with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are at double the risk
Support Group Provides Comfort for ‘Invisible’ Illness Sufferers
Young people dealing with serious physical ailments bond over interactive games By Daniel Meyer They are young. They are sick. But they are not
Obesity and Diabetes: Your Health Is in Your Hands
Expert: Move every day, exercise and eat right By Kelly Cardamone Obesity is one of the most pressing health issues facing the US today.
Personal Assistant Careers Can Start Among Family and Friends
By Jennifer Redding Do you know someone or have a relative whose health care and household needs are not being met? Are you currently