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EYE ON HEALTH: National Adult Day Services Week (opens the original)
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For families caring for an aging loved one, finding the right support can make all the difference. This week is National Adult Day Services Week. For older adults and those with challenges at Sharonâs Adult Day Center, the day starts with fellowship, a little fun, and a lot of purpose. Sharon Kelly, RN, says, âThe adult day center helps two groups of people. First, the person to be able to socialize with other adults their age.â â35% of the caregivers pass away before the person that the
EYE ON HEALTH: New Alzheimer's Blood Test Available in Dalton (opens the original)
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A diagnosis of Alzheimerâs disease can be devastating, but doctors say new blood tests and treatments now available in our area are changing the way the disease is detected and managed. https://www.local3news.com/local-news/eye-on-health/eye-on-health-new-alzheimers-blood-test-available-in-dalton/article_0b3f3920-2677-4200-ae7e-895bddefd104.html A North Georgia neurologist says catching Alzheimerâs earlier can give patients more time to slow cognitive decline and preserve their independence.
EYE ON HEALTH: Erlanger Offers New Treatment for Enlarged Prostates (opens the original)
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For millions of men over 50, an enlarged prostate can quietly disrupt everyday life, causing frequent trips to the bathroom, interrupted sleep, and even serious health complications if left untreated. It's a condition most men don't like to talk about, but nearly half of them in their 50s experience it. Benign prostatic hyperplasia, also known as an enlarged prostate. âWhat that does is that leads to quality-of-life issues,â Dr. Amar Singh, Urologist, Erlanger Health says .âGuys can't sle
EYE ON HEALTH: Heat & Asthma Danger (opens the original)
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With the high temperatures and humidity during this time of the year, doctors are warning that the summer heat can do more than make you uncomfortable; it can make it harder to breathe. The combination of high temperatures, humidity, and poor air quality can create a perfect storm for people with asthma. âIt is very dangerous for people who have chronic respiratory conditions, such as asthma, such as COPD, such as heart failure, such as many restrictive lung diseases, and you know something t
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