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Hundreds of thousands of abortions are performed each year in the United States. Although Medicare is often associated with individuals over the age of 65 who are likely past their reproductive years, many people under the age of 65 qualify for Medicare due to disabilities. Medicare benefits may include abortion…

Vision can decline with age, due to certain health conditions, or because of trauma or injury. The eyes can develop disease or you may just notice a change in your vision as you get older. Many people who are diagnosed with a decline in vision turn to glasses or contact…

Even if you make the right choices when it comes to diet and exercise, the fact remains that bone density can change as people age. This is especially true among women who have gone through menopause. Medical conditions and diseases like cancer and associated treatments can also have a detrimental…

Although surgical procedures have come a long way in preventing and treating conditions that were once life-threatening, there are still limitations as to how systems can be re-organized within the body after surgery. In many cases, an ostomy will need to be performed in order to allow for waste products…

People living with breathing disorders such as COPD, asthma, lung disease, cystic fibrosis, sleep apnea, or pneumonia may have difficulty absorbing enough oxygen through their lungs. For them, getting oxygen therapy may mean improving their quality of life, or even surviving. Your health care provider may prescribe oxygen therapy if…

Medigap, or Medicare Supplement, policies can help lower your out-of-pocket costs incurred with Original Medicare. Your Medigap 6-month initial enrollment policy begins when you turn 65 and are enrolled in Part B. During this period, you have a guaranteed issue right to purchase any Medigap policy sold in your state….

Coverage for long-term care can vary depending on how you receive your Medicare and/or supplemental benefits. The type of long-term care you receive also impacts how your Medicare benefits apply to the cost of those services. Supplemental insurance may help reduce some of the out-of-pocket expenses associated with long-term care….

Mobility can become a continual challenge with age, and although the rotator cuff is not directly a factor in remaining mobile, it can affect range-of-motion activities and severely limit activity levels when this joint has become damaged. This may lead to mobility issues in the future as limited activity levels…

When it comes to protecting your overall health, dental care needs to be a priority. This is because the health of your teeth, gums and mouth can have a large impact on your cardiovascular system, your immune system and more. Failing to properly address oral health concerns in a timely…