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Aging
Individuals over the age of 65 have an average of two or more chronic conditions. MSU Extension aims to educate Michigan residents on lifestyle choices so as they age, they have a stronger health and are able to manage any health conditions that may arise.
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Traumatic brain injury
Published on January 5, 2015
Have you fallen recently or experienced a blow to your head? You might have a brain injury. -
Food poisoning can change your life
Published on January 5, 2015
Long term effects of foodborne illness. -
Scams when purchasing health insurance online
Published on December 14, 2014
Beware of scams when buying health insurance online. Read how to protect yourself against scams. Learn the difference between a health insurance plan and a health discount plan. -
Is it a health insurance plan or a discount plan? Know the difference
Published on December 2, 2014
A health discount plan is different than a health insurance plan. Learn what the difference is before buying your health insurance. -
Hypothermia: A serious risk for the elderly
Published on November 25, 2014
Hypothermia can be a serious risk in the elderly, especially during the winter season. Learn how to protect yourself and others against hypothermia. -
Fitting fiber into your diet with real food
Published on November 21, 2014
Over 90 percent of the American population does not consume enough fiber in their daily diet. -
Turning loneliness into peaceful solitude
Published on October 16, 2014
Conquering loneliness is to build a private strength. -
What to do after a doctor’s visit
Published on October 16, 2014
Follow up and follow through to ensure quality health care. -
Exercise: A key to healthy aging and staying independent – part 2
Published on October 5, 2014
As we age it is important to continue to exercise in order to maintain healthy daily living. -
Preparing to talk to older adults about driving
Published on October 3, 2014
Relatives, friends and caregivers can help older adults transition from “driver” to “passenger.” -
Exercise: A key to healthy aging and staying independent – part 1
Published on October 2, 2014
Exercise is an important tool to maintaining your independent functioning as you age. Learn how to add exercise to your day through some of your regular activities. -
Getting the most out of your doctor’s visit
Published on September 30, 2014
Making the most out of your time with your doctor includes listening and asking questions. -
Preparing for your doctor’s appointment
Published on September 28, 2014
Research shows that you get the best health care when you prepare for your doctor’s visits. -
Avoiding medication errors
Published on September 25, 2014
Medication errors can be harmful – learn what you can do to prevent them. -
Healthcare professionals can encourage physical activity for persons with disabilities
Published on September 19, 2014
Over 80 percent of adults with disabilities are willing to be more active if their doctor recommends it. -
Aging adults and drivers safety
Published on September 11, 2014
Ask yourself these questions to see if you or a loved one should still be behind the wheel. -
Enterovirus D68’ – another infectious disease gains momentum
Published on September 11, 2014
Health officials are warning of yet again another infectious disease and this one is particularly dangerous to children. The virus, called the Enterovirus 68 or (EV-D68) is becoming widespread. -
Money experts
Published on September 3, 2014
How well do you know your financial advisor? -
Prepaid funerals help secure our financial future
Published on September 3, 2014
Have you thought about your final arrangements for your passing? By planning early, you can avoid costly mistakes and create a sense of peace for your family. -
The importance of adult sibling relationships
Published on August 31, 2014
Sibling relationships are more important as we age.