Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are both still non-curable diseases. These diseases are mainly characterized by gradual memory loss, which in the beginning occurs as dementia, and over the years progresses into Alzheimer’s. The latter is a progressed form of dementia, where the memory loss is so significant, that people lose the ability to carry on … Read More
It might seem like watches have turned more into style accessories than useful tools to tell time. Well, yes, and no. While it’s true that most people rely on their smartphones to read the time, there are significant benefits to be enjoyed by carrying a regular watch around your wrist. Not everyone wants/needs a smartphone. … Read More
As our body grows older, it loses its flexibility and balance. Lack of balance is a huge issue when walking over a floor that is potentially slippery, such as your bathroom’s floor after you’ve taken a bath or a shower. Wet surfaces are risky for older people, whose balance and coordination are reduced. That’s where … Read More