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Osteoporosis (which literally means ‘porous bone’) is a health condition that weakens your bones, making them more fragile and thus more likely to break.  It’s something that we need to be particularly mindful of as we get older, because bone density starts to change after the age of 50 or…

How we perceive flavour is down to a combination of both taste and smell, with the nose and mouth connected through the same airway. See more on the blog.

Understanding the differences between sleeping night carers and waking night carers will help you decide which is most appropriate for you and your loved one.

Being proactive about our evolving needs is key when it comes to staying in our own homes as we get older. Find out about domiciliary care on the blog.

With winter now well on its way, we all need to make sure that we’re doing all we can to protect our health and keep flu and other seasonal viruses at bay. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) monitors seasonal respiratory viruses to ensure that we have the necessary information…

For primary caregivers, respite care is invaluable, giving you a break from caring without having to worry that your loved one will be left without support.