Pop Top Tab Puller
Check out our Assistive Technology Item of the Week, the Pop Top Tab Puller! The Pop Top Tab Puller allows you to quickly open a tabled lid without pain or […]
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Apple App: “Ava”
Check out our Assistive Technology Item of the Week, the “Ava” app”! “Ava” is available on Apple devices. It features live captioning for any situation, is designed for people who
MAC Gym Member Sets Powerlifting Records!
Powerlifting is a sport where participants get several attempts to squat, bench press, and deadlift as much weight as they can to create the highest three-lift total they are capable
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Can Taking a Daily Multivitamin Improve Memory in Older Adults? New Study Weighs In
As we age, concerns about memory decline become increasingly prevalent. From misplacing keys to forgetting appointments, memory lapses can be frustrating and worrisome. Amidst this backdrop, the quest for ways
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One-Handed Cutting Board
Check out our Assistive Technology Item of the Week, one-handed cutting board! One-handed cutting boards make cutting, peeling and slicing food easier. Designed for single-handed cutting for those with limited
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Large Playing Cards and Card Holder
Check out our Assistive Technology Item of the Week, Large Playing Cards and Card Holder! Large print cards along with the holder also allow those with low vision to still
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A Single 30-Minute Walk Can Help with Rheumatoid Arthritis and High Blood Pressure
A recent study from the University of São Paulo, Brazil, reveals that a single 30-minute session of moderate walking can significantly lower systolic blood pressure in women with rheumatoid arthritis
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Do Common Acid Reflux Medicines Increase Dementia Risk?
A recent study published in the journal Neurology suggests a potential association between long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs), commonly taken to treat heartburn and acid reflux, and an
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March for Meals: 31 Raffles in March! Tickets on Sale Now!
Click Here to purchase your raffle tickets and for more info about our 2024 March for Meals campaign!
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Android App: Live Transcribe
Check out our Assistive Technology Item of the Week, the Live Transcribe App! Live Transcribe is an app for your Android device that is designed to help those hard of
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