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Motor vehicle injuries are the leading cause of injury-related deaths among those 65-74 years o
In America, six million people are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease, but by 2050 that number is projected to more than double.1 As the rate of Alzheimer’s disease rises, more caregivers will need to care for those liv
Black History Month is a chance to reflect on black history in America and celebrate the contributions of black inventors.
During the winter, your driving safety plan should change from your driving safety plan that you have during the warmer months. Rain, ice, snow, and unexpected cold fronts can keep you on your toes and challenge road safety.
We've all heard the saying, "April showers bring May flowers." But the change in seasons can also bring unpredictable weather and extra challenges when driving a car.
Today we are surrounded by so many distractions on and off the road. While most older road users aren’t distracted by their cell phones there are other aspects of life and driving that can be distracting.
Do you find yourself adjusting your driver’s seat or mirrors constantly? Do you feel sore after driving? As we age, natural changes occur with our vision, flexibility, and reflexes that may impact our driving.