Posted on November 17th, 2010 by cebberwein
The difficult economic times seem to be coming to an end, or so we are being told. Employment is improving for some and people are finding jobs, even if the work isn’t their first choice. While there is security in getting a paycheck, there can also be apprehension if the job is in a new or different environment.
In the recent Stress in America survey, 76 percent of the Baby Booomer Generation (ages 46-64) reported money and job stability as a significant cause of stress. It can be challenging to take on a different role or to do work that you feel you are overqualified to do. And it may be difficult to feel comfortable and satisfied working for a boss who is younger than you.
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Posted on November 16th, 2010 by drchiplong
Today (November 16) is National Memory Screening Day, as designated by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. The purpose of the initiative is to improve public awareness about the signs of dementia, as well as promote early detection of memory problems so that treatment and support resources can be used in a timely manner.
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Posted on September 21st, 2010 by drchiplong
On September 21st, the Alzheimer’s Association promoted World Alzheimer’s Day as an opportunity to raise awareness about the disorder and highlight the need for more education, research, and support to help fight the disease.
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