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People with age-related dementia experience a chronic, progressive loss of mental functioning. Alzheimer’s disease, which has a strong genetic component, is the most common cause of dementia in the elderly. There is increasing evidence that diet and lifestyle alter the risk of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, even in people ...

People with age-related dementia experience a chronic, progressive loss of mental functioning. Alzheimer’s disease, which has a strong genetic component, is the most common cause of dementia in the elderly. There is increasing evidence that diet and lifestyle alter the risk of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, even in people ...

Well Known Illegal Practice Affects Millions of EBT (Food Stamp) Card Holders' Food Benefits in the U.S. Apparently, due to lack of training & enforcement of applicabable laws & USDA Food Stamp Rules, markets & restraurants have been illegally charging sale tax & card processing fees from our poor and elderly - for years, totalling millions.

Elderly Houston oilman Oscar Wyatt was sentenced to a year in prison, stemming from criminal charges that he made illicit payments to Sadam Hussein's regime under the United Nations Oil-for-Food program, according to the online version of the Houston Chronicle.

This time of year in New York City, it’s easy to find elderly Chinese women in Central Park stooped beneath trees, gathering up what look like small plums. The trees are ginkgo trees, which drop their fruit when ripe; the fruit has long been prized in China and Japan as both a food and a medicine.