Simple measures protect patients, providers from flu

Home Care by David DiFilippo



Q: I’m worried that my elderly aunt could contract the flu from her visiting nurse because she is likely exposed to the virus through her work. What precautions can we take? ~ Sheila T., Warwick
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Try going away on Valentine’s Day

Senior Travel Talk by Moe Rondeau



Just about any place on earth can be romantic when you’re there with a special person, but beautiful surroundings can lift a Valentine’s Day getaway into the unforgettable category. This Valentine’s Day, there’s no shortage of fabulous destinations for you to consider.
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Hope rises from ashes of tragic nightclub fire

By Dave Kane




This year marks the 10th Anniversary of The Station nightclub fire, the fourth largest nightclub fire in this country’s history. That horrific tragedy took the lives of 100 hundred people and seriously injured and maimed another 200 while puncturing the hearts and shredding the lives of thousands more. There are just no words to describe that heartbreaking saga.
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Rome Point best spot to watch harbor seals

The Wild Life by Todd McLeish



Seal watching has become a popular winter pastime in recent years as the population of harbor seals in southern New England has boomed following passage of the Marine Mammal Protection Act. Whereas sightings of seals in Rhode Island waters had been something to celebrate a few short years ago, today they can be easily observed from numerous locations.
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Strength training weakens aging process

Fit for Life by Jeanine Achin



(Part 3 of 3)
Last month, I addressed the pros and cons of strength training with free weights. The value of such training cannot be overstated. The benefits include building strength, reducing depression, increasing bone density, improving balance and maintaining functionality and a healthy weight.
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