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Delirium is a sudden change in a person's mental state. The signs of delirium happen quickly, over the course of hours or days. Read on for a checklist and 2 simple tests to help you determine if a loved one has delirium.

Force or friction against the bottom of your foot can cause calluses and corns that can lead to pressure injuries. You can look for signs of pressure injuries when you check your feet.

Take care to clean your feet and check them for hot spots, small cracks, or sores. See your provider if you find areas of concern. Your provider can treat problems before they become more serious.

Too much cholesterol in your blood can lead to blocked arteries. Eating foods that contain cholesterol can raise your blood cholesterol. Planning meals that are low in cholesterol and saturated fat helps reduce the level of cholesterol in your blood. Try to eat less than 200 mg of cholesterol a day.

Eating healthy for your heart doesn't have to be hard or boring. You just need to know how to make healthier choices. That means eating mostly foods that are low in fat and high in fiber.

Many of the symptoms of Alzheimer disease can cause safety concerns. Symptoms such as forgetfulness and confusion can lead to unsafe situations. Here are some tips to help keep your loved one safe.

Caring for a person with dementia means planning activities and looking after daily personal needs. Having a regular daily schedule can help. Your loved one will feel most secure with a familiar routine.

A partial denture replaces missing teeth and restores your smile. With your new partial you should be able to chew more easily and with greater comfort.

Bell’s palsy is a nerve disorder that usually happens suddenly and without warning. This condition happens when a nerve that controls facial movement is damaged. Nerve damage can happen for many reasons. But most cases of Bell’s palsy are probably caused by a virus.