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Susan Evans

United States
As seen in: Medium, British Journal of Cancer, Nature, The Conversation, The Dallas Morning News, Inside Higher Ed, Medical Xpress, The Sacramento Bee, Des Moines Register, Seattle PI and
Covers:  weddings, funerals, natural disasters, hospice, motorcycles, id theft, theft, tornados, burglary, home fire, health, accidents, college/university, pet adoption, senior living, birth, divorce
Doesn't Cover: how to raise your kids, religion, politics
Mashup of advice from people and professionals on 30 life changing events. 10 will happen to you - fire, theft, accidents, disasters, weddings, kids, and more

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Publisher of WhatHappensNow.com, over 30 life events filled with advice from Americans, experts and professionals - all so you can pick and choose what works when there's a car accident, adopting a pet, a tornado, a house fire, a theft, a new baby, finding a nanny, divorce - you name it.

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Emergency Preparedness as We Age

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By Susan Evans
| Ludington Daily News Verified
Emergencies can happen when we least expect them. Severe winter storms, power outages, flooding, tornadoes, wildfires, and other disasters can affect anyone, but older adults may face additional challenges during an emergency due to age-related and health-related needs. Having a plan in place before an emergency occurs can help protect health, safety, and peace of mind. It may also reduce the risk of avoidable loss of life or property.
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COLUMN: Senior Nutrition and Healthy Aging in Mason County

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By Susan Evans
| Ludington Daily News Verified
According to the US Dietary Guidelines for Americans, “Older adults generally have lower calorie needs but similar or even increased nutrient needs compared to younger adults.” This means that adults aged 60 and over should focus on nutrient-dense foods yet fewer calories in order to maintain the same weight.
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Protecting Older Adults from Scams

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By Susan Evans
| Shoreline Media Group Verified
According to the University of Michigan’s Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation 2023 National Poll on Healthy Aging, 1 in 3 older Michiganders became scam victims in the previous two years, while 84% of Michiganders aged 50 to 80 said they want to know more about how to protect themselves. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) estimates seniors lose $81.5 billion annually, including unreported losses. According to AARP, it’s believed that less than 10% of victims of fraud ever report it.
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