Hearing, Eyesight & Dental

While some vision changes are perfectly normal in your 50s and 60s, others may signal underlying health issues.

Whether at a noisy work conference or a lively family dinner, being in a room full of people can quickly become overwhelming with sound.

You probably haven’t heard of it, yet studies estimate the somewhat mysterious (and often frightening) Charles Bonnet Syndrome affects up to 30% of the population.

As we age, a range of factors, including medical conditions, increase the risk of oral health issues. Read about the ones to be aware of.

As we grow older, we tend to chew our food less efficiently, and as a result, we lose out on many of the health benefits thorough chewing bestows.

Hearing plays a vital role in our health and well-being. When we start to lose our hearing, it can have major impacts on our day-to-day lives.

The beginning of hearing loss is not easy to acknowledge but the following situations illustrate the importance of seeking regular hearing checks.

For those suffering from Tinnitus or Meniere disease, there is something you can do about it at home.

Dry eye is a common eye condition that affects thousands of New Zealanders every day. Like ...

No matter what your age, you can have white, healthy and disease-free teeth and gums if you look after them.