General Health & Well Being Archives

Top Health Risks for Men

by A-1 | Oct 9, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

Men tend be more stubborn about their health problem more than women. I’ve seen it in the generations before mine, they seem to avoid the doctor’s visit at all costs. However, there are health risks that men should never ignore. Since we are in the middle of Men’s...

Reducing Your Risk for Colorectal Cancer

by A-1 | Oct 5, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

About 140,000 people are diagnosed with colorectal cancer and about 50,000 people with this cancer die each year. A majority of these cases occur in adults older than 50. Since March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we want to shed some light onto this...

Increasing Rate of Fall Accidents Among Seniors

by A-1 | Oct 2, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) in the elderly has become increasingly common as the world’s aging population lives longer and longer. The major reason for the increased prevalence of TBIs is the rising rate of fall accidents, especially at home. In the worst case...

Chronic Pain Management for Seniors

by A-1 | Sep 30, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

Many seniors suffer with chronic pain, yet because of the changes in their body due to age, this population is much more vulnerable to side effects and overdosing according to the NIH. Therefore, it is a challenge to help manage pain in the elderly individuals,...

How to Minimize Stress Levels for High Burden Caregivers

by A-1 | Sep 26, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

A “high burden caregiver” is someone who cares for an elderly loved one under complex circumstances that render them vulnerable to higher stress and strain. Included in this group of vulnerable caregivers are high-hour caregivers, older caregivers, and caregivers who...

Too Much Medicine Gives You Hepatitis and Liver Damage

by A-1 | Sep 23, 2026 | General Health & Well Being

Alcoholism is not the only cause of liver damage, but it receives the most media attention for cirrhosis. Other types of liver damage, such as hepatitis, can be induced by painkillers and fever medicine. Certain types of drugs such as birth control pills, steroids,...