An Alzheimer's diagnosis is a horrible fate with no known cure.
Alzheimer's disease is a progressive condition that eats away at memory and eventually other mental functions. In later stages, people lose the ability to speak, dress themselves, and even swallow.
"Could you shed some light on weight-loss claims?"
That's the e-mail we got last week from reader C.W.
Once you turn 50, your odds of having this dangerous medical condition are better than a coin flip...
That's right, more than half of older folks have it. And most don't even know it. By the time you're 80, you're up to a 70% chance.
Communication, compromise, mutual respect... all building blocks of a healthy relationship.
But what about sex?
This might be Apple's most life-changing invention yet...
Earlier this month, folks from app-developer Cardiogram and researchers from the University of California San Francisco joined forces to develop a new algorithm. The idea was to come up with a way to track a person's heart rate data so precisely, it could diagnose a condition called atrial fibrillation, or "AFib."
Doc's note: This week is National Pet Week. So today I want to share a personal story from Retirement Millionaire Daily researcher and writer Amanda Cuocci. Amanda has an interesting and touching story about her own pet experiences and how having a pet has improved her health.
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You've saved, planned, and waited for this day your whole life. You're officially retired.
Gold watch in hand, you're ready to relax with your grandkids, travel the world, or try out new activities...
In March 2017, California's Department of Public Health lost a major court case...
Dr. Joel Moskowitz, director of the Center for Family and Community Health at the University of California-Berkeley, sued the department for withholding information that could be vital to the health of billions of people around the world.
You wake at 2 a.m. and stumble to the bathroom. It's your third trip that night...
You feel a sharp pain in your back. And as you urinate, the agony becomes unbearable. You break into a heavy sweat and nearly double over.
Getting older can be a real pain... especially in the knees.
About 20% of U.S. adults have chronic knee pain, according to the American Academy of Pain Medicine. About 25% of women and 17% of men over 70 report having knee pain.