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Mild Cognitive Declines May Push Seniors to Give Up Driving

Older people who suffer mild mental declines are likely to make the decision to give up driving in order to eliminate their risks  of being involved in auto accidents. Concerns  about senior drivers have increased over the past decade with the increase in the number of motorists above the age…

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More than 60% of Seniors with Cognitive Declines Continue to Drive

A vast percentage of seniors who have age-related cognitive declines continue to operate motor vehicles, seriously increasing their risks of being involved in an auto accident. Senior are especially susceptible to serious personal injuries when involved in a car accident which makes preventing these accidents a high priority. According to…

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Seniors with Dementia May Be at Risk of Poisoning from Laundry Detergent Pods

It’s not just young children who may be at risk of poisoning after ingesting brightly-colored and attractively packaged laundry pods. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is increasingly coming across cases involving seniors with dementia who have swallowed these pods by mistake, causing severe injuries, and in many cases, fatalities.…

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Taking Away the Keys – Senior Motorists Need Encouragement to Give Up Driving

The decision to step in and take action when you see an elderly motorist beginning to lose his driving abilities, is never an easy one to make.However, for millions of Americans in the position of caregivers for their parents, it’s a moment that presents itself sooner or later. Studies estimate…

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