Celebrating the Holidays with Family and Friends
by Deb Silverthorn Whether you are readying to hark the herald angels sing or loading up on candles for the Chanukah menorah, the season
Let It Be
This is my favorite time of the year. I love the majesty of the season — the music, the lights and particularly the food. Give
Planet of the Vapes
Is Danger Lurking Behind the “Benefits” of eCigarettes? by Karyn Brodsky You can’t escape the vape. Those slender, flute-like tubes are everywhere—not only being used
Take a Deep Breath
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month We take it for granted, don’t we? The privilege of taking a deep breath – breathing in the cool
Money-Saving Tips for Holiday Travel
Holidays are expensive enough, so when it comes to family travel at Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s, my motto is don’t pay a penny more
Family-Fun Activities and Adventures Yule Enjoy
Oh, yeah! The holidays are here! The kids are home, family is gathering from near and far, and the kitchen is filled with the delicious scents
You Don’t Have to Go It Alone
by Alicia Wanek There is no cure. It’s what makes a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease so scary. That coupled with the knowledge that you
How Early Can Alzheimer’s Be Diagnosed?
By Alicia Wanek Common belief is that Alzheimer’s can only truly be diagnosed in an autopsy, but with Envision Imaging/CereScan’s neuro-imaging capabilities combined with advanced
It Takes a Village
Communities Work Together to Combat Domestic Violence by Alicia Wanek Years ago, I was in attendance at a community meeting when the speaker passed
