Over 65? Reduce Risks for Brain Injury

No matter your age, if you have a brain, you are susceptible to a Traumatic brain injury in the event of a fall. But you are more likely to sustain one if you are 65 or older.
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Understand Your Cardiovascular Health with The Grimm Meter

Cardiovascular disease continues to be the number one killer of American men and women on an annual basis. The Grimm Meter is a simple tool to calculate absolute risk and increase the likelihood that many of these unnecessary deaths can be prevented.
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Hanging On/Cautionary Tales of Modern Medicine

The following article is the second from the heart article and is part of a book "Hanging On/Cautionary Tales of Modern Medicine" by Dr. Ron Glasser that will be published this year. A must read for those 50 and older.
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Marcus Welby? He's History

With the traditional small private practice increasingly being replaced by managed-care companies and large hospital systems, the biggest problem in medicine today is no longer the diagnosis — It's that your doctor is no longer in charge.
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Navigating the Retirement Living Fork-in-the-Road

If you are one of those retirees who believes your retirement planning stops at the magic age of 65… you better think again.
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