Healthy Seniors Videos

How often should you disinfect hearing aids? Follow these pointers to keep your device in good shape.

Almost a third of 65- to 74-year-olds have hearing loss. Tune in to these early signs.

How can you attain a long, robust life? Researchers are studying the habits of 90-year-olds for clues.

Many things contribute to age-related hearing loss. Screening tests and treatments such as hearing aids and cochlear implants may help.

From hikes to hula hoops, there are a several ways to stay in shape through the years.

The fountain of youth sounds like an urban legend, but what you eat really can improve how you look and feel.

Tempted to trim unruly hair? Get the best tips on how to go about it.

An audiologist discusses hearing loss treatment options including testing and hearing devices.

As you get older your brain can actually shrink! WebMD gives you some brain-boosting tips.

Learn to work with seniors with dementia.

Learn the importance of nutrition for your senior.

Medication tips for caregivers.

Provide tasty, healthy meals for your senior.

Dr. Eric Topol talks with NBC's Dr. Nancy Snyderman about the overuse of medical tests and treatments.

The ins and outs of a colonoscopy.

After 50 it’s more important than ever to make sure you’re taking in the right amount of nutrients.

Poor diet choices made in our youth can develop into serious health problems later in life.

America's doctor, Isadore Rosenfeld, MD, talks about today's doctor-patient relationship.

One of the youngest 80-somethings around, Dr. Isadore Rosenfeld, gives advice on how to stay young.

In for the long haul? "Dr. Ruth" explains how to keep a relationship exciting over the years.

Dr Ruth explains why losing desire for sex after 50 is not automatic.

Dr. Ruth gives some sexual advice for older women who are single.

Is porn good or bad for a relationship? "Dr. Ruth" says it all depends.

Dr. Ruth tells suddenly single women how to get out in the world again.

Can ED drugs be bad for a relationship? Just ask "Dr. Ruth".