Evolution of The Human Face: We Are What We Chew
Evolution of The Human Face: We Are What We Chew When you see your face in the mirror, you’re looking at four million years of dental evolution. A recent study by Arizona State University shows how changes in the jaw, teeth, and face are basically responses to dietary and feeding trends. The earliest humans ate tough plants that called for large jaw muscles and cheek...Read More
You’re Not Retired - You’re Busy Doing What You Love! Getting The Most Out Of Your Retirement
It’s a common theme: many of us wondered if we’d be able to keep ourselves busy enough when we retired. Then, once we’re enjoying retirement, our schedules are so busy, we find ourselves wondering how we had enough time to work. For happily retired boomers, rather than lazy days spent puttering around the house, many retirees are finding plenty to occupy their time....Read More
Protect Yourself From the Sky-High Expense of an Emergency Airlift
As the Emergency Medical Transport team loaded Rick onto the helicopter, he remembered the last time he had a medical emergency. That time he was home and felt a sharp pain in his chest. Fearing a heart attack, but also the expense of an ambulance ride, he called an Uber to take him to the hospital. This time was different. Rick was one of the victims involved in a multi-car accident on the...Read More
Are You At Risk For A Stroke?
All too frequently, many of us act like we don’t know believe the data or care. Perhaps, we think it will be someone else. But here are two sobering statistics: Someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost three-quarters of all strokes occur in adults over age 65. It’s...Read More