Habit

Dementia

Medications Linked to Dementia Risk


Dementia, particularly Alzheimer's disease, is a major health concern for aging populations in the U.S., with limited treatment options making prevention essential. While factors like diabetes, high blood pressure, and inactivity contribute to risk

Flossing

Flossing Basics for Better Hygiene


Flossing is a cornerstone of good oral hygiene, working hand-in-hand with brushing to keep your teeth and gums healthy. By removing food particles and plaque from areas your toothbrush can’t reach, flossing helps prevent tooth...

Mental

Thriving in Winter : Boosting Your Mental Health


As the days grow shorter and temperatures drop, many people experience a decline in mental well-being, commonly referred to as the "winter blues." For some, this seasonal dip in mood is mild, while for others,...

Drug

Improving Drug Adherence for Older Patients


Medication or Drug adherence refers to the extent to which a person’s medication-taking behavior aligns with the recommendations provided by their healthcare provider. Adherence to medications averages around 50% among patients with chronic diseases. This...

Winter

Your Guide to Winter Vitamin D Levels


As we find ourselves in the heart of winter, with shorter days and colder temperatures, maintaining adequate vitamin D levels becomes increasingly important. Often referred to as the “sunshine vitamin,” vitamin D plays a vital...

Sugar

Taming Sugar Cravings After the Festive Season


Now that the holidays are behind us, and the past few weeks were filled with indulgent feasts, endless sweets, and celebratory gatherings, it’s the perfect time to reset and refocus on healthier habits for the...

Snack

How to Snack Smart Before Bed


Late-night snacking often carries a negative reputation, but it isn’t always bad. For many, the urge to snack after dinner stems from genuine hunger, stress, or simply habit. While it’s easy to label nighttime snacking...