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Cannabis and Lower Blood Pressure

May 8, 2024 | seniorsguide.com | Nancy Clanton |Annie Tobey |Terri Jones |Jason C. Sluzevich

Senior Health 5/8/2024 | By Nancy Clanton Research has found that more older adults are using marijuana. Another study points to a connection between cannabis and lower blood pressure in older adults. A study from 2020 found the number of Americans age 65 and older who smoke marijuana or enjoy edibles increased 75% from 2015 to 2018. A newer study suggests that might be a good thing for some.
Surprisingly Fun Ways to Exercise

May 7, 2024 | seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |Jason C. Sluzevich |Kristen Kirkpatrick

Senior Health 5/7/2024 | By Terri L. Jones An activity you enjoy is easy to do again – and again – and again. Exercise doesn’t always fit under that heading. Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones has found five surprisingly fun ways to exercise that will keep you coming back for more. You’re probably aware of the importance of exercise, even as you get older.
What Are Skin Tags?

May 7, 2024 | seniorsguide.com | Jason C. Sluzevich |Brian Marsh |Kristen Kirkpatrick |Robert Shmerling

Senior Health 5/7/2024 | By Jason Sluzevich DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I have several unsightly skin tags on different areas of my body. As I age, I notice more of these skin tags appearing out of nowhere. What are skin tags, and are they harmful? Can I do something to get rid of them myself, or do I need to see a dermatologist? ANSWER: Skin tags are common, and, as in your situation, they can become even more common as people age.
Mayo Clinic: What are skin tags?

Apr 18, 2024 | transylvaniatimes.com | Jason C. Sluzevich

Dear Mayo Clinic: I have several unsightly skin tags on different areas of my body. As I age, I notice more of these skin tags appearing out of nowhere. What are skin tags and are they harmful? Can I do something to get rid of them myself or do I need to see a dermatologist? Answer: Skin tags are common and, as in your situation, they can become even more common as people age. It is not known what causes skin tags, but the good news is they are not cancerous and do not pose other health concerns.
Mayo Clinic Q & A: What are skin tags?

Oct 9, 2023 | auburnpub.com | Jason C. Sluzevich

Dear Mayo Clinic: I have several unsightly skin tags on different areas of my body. As I age, I notice more of these skin tags appearing out of nowhere. What are skin tags, and are they harmful? Can I do something to get rid of them myself, or do I need to see a dermatologist? Answer: Skin tags are common, and, as in your situation, they can become even more common as people age. It is not known what causes them, but the good news is they are not cancerous and do not pose other health concerns.
Mayo Clinic Q&A: What are skin tags?

Oct 6, 2023 | chicagotribune.com | Jason C. Sluzevich

DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I have several unsightly skin tags on different areas of my body. As I age, I notice more of these skin tags appearing out of nowhere. What are skin tags, and are they harmful? Can I do something to get rid of them myself, or do I need to see a dermatologist? ANSWER: Skin tags are common, and, as in your situation, they can become even more common as people age. It is not known what causes skin tags, but the good news is they are not cancerous and do not pose other health concerns.