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Assisted living facilities and nursing homes can be a good solution to problems that may arise for seniors: they supervise their healthcare to varying degrees, provide a ready source of peers and more. If you’re thinking of an assisted living facility or nursing home for yourself or someone you love, though, there are many things … Read more

There’s no doubt you’re hearing talk of nutrition wherever you go. “Current data is showing the link between nutrient deficiency and various diseases, including cancer, anemia, hormone imbalances, mood disorders and others,” says Robert Zembroski, DC, DACNB, MS, a board-certified chiropractic neurologist, specialist in functional medicine, clinical nutritionist, author of Rebuild, and director of the … Read more

What to do if you find yourself with one of these common health conditions—and how to best advocate for yourself or your family. Whether your child was injured in her soccer game, you’re fighting off a summer cold or you’re facing something more serious, like surgery, it can be overwhelming to deal with a health … Read more

“When one is first diagnosed with cancer of any sort it is like being knocked flat—it is shocking and alarming and you think you are isolated from the world,” says David Ogilvy, of Greenwich, CT, who was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2005. “This had happened out of the blue with no warning at all. I … Read more

Lyme Disease isn’t a new disease. Anyone who grew up in this area knows about the sneaky pin-sized ticks whose bites can cause illness. And this is the time for heightened awareness, since Memorial Day to Labor Day is prime time for deer ticks. In the past few decades, more cases have been reported than … Read more

This cold & flu season has been a doozy—everyone from co-workers to kids to friends seems to have been knocked out of commission by illness at some point this winter. And according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), flu can make lives miserable through May! So we talked to Dr. Katherine Noble (aka “Dr. … Read more

From initial vocalization and tiny clenched fists to feeding herself Cheerios, this is an important year of firsts. Stamford, CT, pediatrician Dr. Katy Noble demystifies 0-12 months so you know where your child should be. There is no better word to describe the first year of a human’s life than “Magic!” Whether you’re a parent, … Read more