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Anna Marino

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As seen in: LTC News, Nature, Il Sole 24 Ore, MDPI, Publico (Portugal), Astronomy and Astrophysics (A&A), StartupItalia, Ridgefield Press, Winston-Salem Chronicle
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Tracing Your Family Roots: Why Every Family Should Record the Stories of Older Loved Ones

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By Anna Marino
| LTC News
You probably have an older relative whose stories have never been written down. It could be your mother, father, grandmother, grandfather, an aunt, an uncle, or a lifelong family friend. They have lived through decades of history, celebrated milestones, overcome hardships, and built up wisdom that no birth certificate or family tree can capture. One day, those stories will be gone. Not because they weren't important. Because no one thought to ask.
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Government Paperwork Doesn't Have to Be Overwhelming: A Caregiver's Guide to Forms

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By Anna Marino
| LTC News
You probably didn't expect government paperwork to become part of your caregiving responsibilities. One week, you're helping your mother get to doctor's appointments or picking up groceries for your father. Next, you're searching for a Medicare card, updating a Social Security record, renewing a passport, or trying to understand benefit forms you've never seen before. For many family caregivers, paperwork can be almost as demanding as caregiving itself. Who writes these forms anyhow?
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Hair Thinning After 40? Your Hairstyle May Be Part of the Problem

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By Anna Marino
| LTC News
You notice more hair in the brush. The part in your hair seems wider. Perhaps your hairline is not where it used to be. Many adults assume thinning hair is simply part of aging. Sometimes it is. But medical conditions, medications, hormonal changes, and even years of wearing tight hairstyles can all contribute to hair loss. One commonly overlooked factor is traction alopecia, a form of hair loss caused by years of repeated tension on hair follicles.
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