Gay Charlotte and LGBTQ Carolina News, Arts & Entertainment
Aging at home is certainly a viable option for many seniors, but what about when it’s not the safest, healthiest or most cost-effective option for your situation? According to Genworth, after age 65, there is nearly a 7 percent chance a senior will need some form of senior care.
The fastest-growing demographic in the workplace are menopausal women, and yet the conversation of menopause has not yet been started in many workplace environments, which has serious consequences.
MPact Global Action for Gay Men’s Health and Rights has announced the launch of its fourth global survey on the health and human rights of gay men, bisexual men and other men who have sex with men.
You watch your cholesterol, eat better, stay active and brush twice a day. So, why do you feel so rotten? In “Headcase,” edited by Stephanie Schroeder and Teresa Theophano, you’ll see that taking care of your mind is as essential as taking care of your body.
Rosedale Medical, a longtime leader in HIV/AIDS treatment and care, has opened a new clinic in Uptown Charlotte at 321 W. 11th St.
A comprehensive list of organizations, faith communities, youth support and more.
A landmark report from a wide-ranging national coalition says LGBTQ people face heightened rates and indicators of economic disparity.
We found that Charlotte has an increased focus on Millenials and is building a city to attract them, but there is a lack of conversation and consideration given to our aging population.
