Author: Isreal Olabanji DST, RN

Isreal Olabanji is a certified Dental Nurse in Nigeria with experience in oral health education, public health, dental instruments, and patient care. He writes evidence-based dental and oral health content for readers in Nigeria, the United States, and beyond, making expert oral care guidance accessible no matter where you're reading from. Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest, or LinkedIn.

Medical alert technologies have grown in popularity in recent years, with many people investing in the devices to care for elderly or ill family members. They are good systems to have in place as they allow people to keep a sense of independence while maintaining a level of safety. While medical alert systems are mainly marketed to elderly people, there are other demographics that can benefit from them. For example, a person with a health condition that can cause them to get lost or confused can benefit from the devices. In other words, these systems can be used for anyone…

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How can people of this age achieve happiness? It is one of the most persistent questions of our generation. Philosophers, writers, and nearly anyone with an opinion have commented on the subject, but positive psychologists have emerged as the most reliable source. Positive Psychology is a new branch of psychology that views the mind as an asset rather than a problem. It aims to improve the quality of life by increasing mental strength and promoting a positive attitude. And Positive Psychologists are the professionals of the field. Positive Psychology stems from the human pursuit of happiness. Thus, we now have…

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As you age, your body slows down, making it difficult to enjoy certain physical activities. Some sports, after a certain age, are best left avoided. If you played football in your youth but are now well-passed middle age, it might not be a good idea to lace up your old cleats and hit the field again. Football doesn’t mix well with old age. The same is true for hockey, rugby, skiing, boxing, and other high-impact, high-risk sports. The rough rule is: if it’s easy to get injured when playing a sport when you’re younger, you probably shouldn’t play that sport…

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The skin is the largest bodily organ. It protects the muscles, ligaments, bones, veins, and organs from physical damage and pathogens. It regulates body temperature and allows us to feel different sensations. There are at least 3000 conditions and diseases that can affect the skin, and here are 6 of them. Psoriasis Psoriasis is a condition thought to be caused by the body’s immune system producing too many skin cells and mistaking healthy cells as a threat, and attacking them. Dry, red scaly patches of skin appear during a flare-up. The patches of skin can become very itchy and uncomfortable…

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Exercise is something that we all need to do. It should form a key part of your life, and ideally you should make it a habit that is easy to undertake. Developing the habit of regular exercise can be easier than you might think. Here are some of the things you can do to get into the habit of regular exercise. Find a Type of Exercise that You Like The first thing that you need to do is actually find a type of exercise that you enjoy doing. One of the worst mistakes that you can make will be to…

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