During this time of hand sanitizer, masks, and social distancing, the best way to stay safe is usually to stay home. However, there are exceptions to this rule when it comes to necessities.
Parents around the world have taken on the temporary role of teacher during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the effort has highlighted the tremendous amount of work teachers do every year, often with little funding and low pay.
The pandemic has slowed life for many, including the seniors you care for. And, although information about the risks to different age groups may change, it’s been clear from the early days of COVID-19 that older adults are particularly vulnerable, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Independence Day is a time to celebrate so, even with cancelations or adjustments to slow the spread of COVID-19, there is still much to look forward to.
A stroke can happen to anyone at any time. In the United States, someone has a stroke every 40 seconds. Millions of nerve cells in the brain die every minute that a stroke goes untreated, which increases the risk of lasting neurological deficits.
When you have varicose veins, you may be concerned about covering them up, or you may have decided not to worry about them as you go about your day. However, the problems varicose veins present go beyond their appearance.
While it’s important to stay vigilant about changes in our bodies at all times, it’s especially important right now during the COVID-19 pandemic. Routine doctor visits are being postponed, including normal checkups, and it may be hard to get an appointment once the doctor’s office reopens.
Businesses around the country and world are grinding to a halt because of concerns about COVID-19. It’s a difficult time, one fraught with challenges. Many local businesses are doing their best to meet the needs of customers and employees while abiding by restrictions put in place to keep the community safe. Sanderson Ford in Glendale is one of them.
You’ve likely heard that, if you sit for work all day — even when working from home — it’s essential to get up and walk around. While movement has many benefits, one of the most crucial benefits is that simply moving your body could help you avoid a serious medical condition called deep vein thrombosis.
Talk to anyone whose been around for a few decades, and you’ll usually hear that life gets sweeter with age. Even with the inevitable slowdown that starts in your 30s, your best years can still be ahead.
Cataracts are a common eye condition, especially as you age. In fact, more than half of people over 80 have had cataracts, according to the National Eye Institute.
Perhaps you’ve noticed volunteers for The Society of St. Vincent de Paul in the community, as they provide help in nearly unlimited ways to their neighbors across Maricopa County as well as western and northern Arizona.
In 2020, the American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 36,730 new cancer cases in Arizona and 12,580 cancer related deaths. These figures are disheartening, considering that one-third of the most common cancers in the U.S. are preventable.
When you live in sunny Arizona, the early months of the year are a great time for a quick getaway. After all, you can soak up the sun and take in the scenery without the hassle of summer crowds.
Toni Stuart, an 81-year-old Peoria resident, made one choice that shaped her entire experience acting as a caregiver for her husband Ted. She found a caregiver support group.
When Shane Watson posted a picture of a storm with the hashtag clouds, he was surprised to see more responses than ever before. People had posted their own pictures of clouds – vaping clouds.
It’s the giving season, which means local charities need your help serving the community. This year marks the 19th anniversary of the Sanderson Ford and ABC15 Operation Santa Claus charity drive, which runs through Dec. 18.
It’s easy during the holidays to get distracted by long lists of to-dos, financial worries, and family strain. In fact, a survey conducted by the American Psychological Association found that, while most people report elevated feelings of happiness and love during the holiday season, more than 60% feel high levels of stress.
It is well known that testosterone plays a role in a man’s sex drive, but this vital hormone does more than regulate libido and sperm production. It also has a role in regulating systems throughout the body.
If you think you’ll never be able to stop using tobacco, Maria, Frances and Armando can tell you it’s possible – and help you through the process of quitting.
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While the holiday season is often full of excitement and celebration, some families struggle to make it a special time for their children. In fact, with over 13,400 children in foster care in Arizona, according to Arizonans for Children it can be difficult for foster families to provide a lot of gifts or holiday activities.
Every season is grilling season in Arizona, so take advantage of the cooler weather by hosting an outdoor barbecue for the upcoming game or to liven up your next family dinner.
