By Shana Bland

Losing someone you love is very painful..
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By Dr. Kenneth Molen, Half Price Dental Clinic

Sensitive Teeth, Drinking Soda, Older fillings, or Mouth Sores?...
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By Dr. Ray S. Richards, MD

Gamma West cancer Services is a national leader in providing women with high-dose rate (HDR) brachytherapy to cure breast cancer..
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By Brent McFadden, PharmD, RPh
Most of us know that there are two types of diabetes. With the exceptions, including latent autoimmune diabetes, most diabetics fall into the category of Type I or Type II..
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By Victor Harris, CEO Simply Seniors News
To all Veterans...Thank You and we're so very proud to honor you this month and everyday and give you our Simply Seniors Salute!
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Exclusive Interview with Dr. Jared Cooper, Low Vision Specialist
Simply Seniors Proudly announces Dr. Jared L. Cooper has recently become the representative for the state of Utah and Southern Idaho for the International Academy of Low Vision Specialists.. An exclusive interview...
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by Dave Parke, Home Instead Senior Care
For most seniors, maintaining independence is a high priority. It may seem counterintuitive, but did you know that in order to assure independence, you actually need to accept a little support?.
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By Jonathan Dockery, Life Care Center
November is here!-- time for turkey, football and much anticipated holiday shopping season. Though many grandparents find joy in buying goodies for their grandchildren, it can sometimes be a hassel figuring out...
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By Dr. Nicholas Egbert, D.D.S., M.D.S., Surgical Prosthodontist
Never in history have patients been so bombarded by dental marketing. Dentists around the nation promote cosmetic makeovers and implant "teeth-in-a-day".
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By Dr. Robert Park, Centerville Medical Center
Medical procedure covered by Medicare and most insurances. Are you a candidate for the Osteoarthritis (OA) center knee rehab program?..
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By Elizabeth Squires, ResCare Home Care
Lavinia Fitzgerald had always taken care of herself and those around her, but that changed more than 30 years ago when she sustained a brain injury in an accident. Since then, her daughter, Colleen Henry, has been her primary caregiver.
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By Dr. Bowman
In the October edition of Simply Seniors, Heather Oliff gave an excellent overview of age-related macular degeneration or ARMD.  This month, I would like to share some information on the latest treatments for wet age-related macular degeneration.
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By Dr. Ken Molen, D.D.S., Senior Dental Center
The June 16th issue of Newsweek magazine states that 80 years of age is the new 50. This is due to better diet, exercise, and better medical care. People are learning how to take better care of their health. This awareness includes sufficient sleep and proper care of teeth and gums.
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By Cary Fraley, Senior Fitness Professional
Physical activity on a regular basis can lead to a variety of great benefits such as...
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By Dave Vincent, CEO Gammawest Cancer Services
Breast cancer isn’t easy. Waiting for the diagnosis, going through procedures to let doctors understand your cancer and work out a treatment plan, then getting treatment—it all feels like your life is on hold.
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By Ken Venables Salt Lake County Aging
Today’s adult attendees are often surprised at the many activities that reflect their active lifestyle.  At any given Salt Lake County center you will find older adults enjoying activities such as Tai Chi, Yoga, hiking, dance and computer classes, as well as art, travel, book clubs and writing classes.
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By John A. Whitehead MPAS, PA-C
In the United States there are between 20 and 25 million persons who suffer from venous insufficiency of the lower extremity superficial vein system.  Of these patients, 500,000 suffer from venous stasis ulceration of the lower extremity.
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By Stephen Harward, CCA, Ogden Audiology
An audiologist is a professional who specializes in evaluating and treating people with hearing loss...
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By Craig Sacco, Family Audiology
Ms Keller was once asked whether she considered vision or hearing more important. She replied: The problems of deafness are deeper and more complex, if not more important, than those of blindness.
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By Jack Helgesen
The fee seemed high, but the nightmares of probate convinced them they saved a bundle. It’s too late to help Bill and Leslie, but I want you to know two secrets.
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By Victor R. Harris, CEO Simply Seniors News
Many of our readers have written in and asked about tips in regards to the safety and security of their families or themselves. Over the next couple of months we’ll talk about your safety while out walking, shopping and banking...
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