Archives: June 2015

Men Living Alone Have Greater Risk of Dying Prematurely Due After Stroke

Men Living Alone Have Greater Risk of Dying Prematurely Due After Stroke Men who live alone have a considerably greater long-term risk of dying prematurely than other patients. As part of the Sahlgrenska Academy Study on Ischemic Stroke (SAHLSIS), Swedish researcher Petra Redfors examined the long-term prognosis for 1,090 victims...

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Prevalence of Self-Reported Falls Increases 8% Since 1998 in Adults Over 65

Prevalence of Self-Reported Falls Increases 8% Since 1998 in Adults Over 65 Falling, the most frequent cause of injury in older adults in the United States, leads to substantial disability and mortality. Studies have suggested about one-third of older adults fall each year. The prevalence among adults 65 years or...

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Partners Can Help Each Other Make Positive Health Behavior Changes

Partners Can Help Each Other Make Positive Health Behavior Changes Women and men were more likely to quit smoking, become physically active and lose weight if their partner joined them in the new healthy behavior, according to a study published online by JAMA Internal Medicine. Modifiable lifestyles and health-related behaviors...

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